Finally, OLE explained the right way--simply, elegantly and consistently. Well-organized to make sure readers understand simple aspects of OLE before moving on to more complex tasks, this book helps programmers understand OLE's organizing principles. Each chapter includes self-study programming exercises with detailed instructions.

This convenient workbook makes COM and ActiveX easy to understand, and comfortable to use. This new edition has been updated with 200 pages of new coverage, including Visual C++ 6, Visual J++ 6, IDL, monikers, Windows 2000 threads, and more. The CD-ROM contains all sample code from the book.

This revised second edition features more coverage of ActiveX component development, data transfer, and Internet scripting, while retaining the easy-to-use, "bite-sized chunks" philosophy of teaching good COM programming practices. This book makes COM and ActiveX easy to understand . . . and comfortable to use. The CD-ROM contains 9.5 MB of working sample code to cut and paste into applications.

Written for the intermediate-level programmer with knowledge of the C or C++ programming language. Knowledge of writing OCXs or DLLs may prove handy as well. Some of the subjects covered include ActiveX controls vs. OCXs, an overview of OLE interfaces, HTML, web security, Javascript and VBscript. Real world examples include graphics, database forms and multimedia applications. Includes glossary. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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