Releasing OLE and Objects
To release OLE and the exposed objects, use the following functions:
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RevokeActiveObject—Ends an object's status as the active object.
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CoRevokeClassObject—Informs OLE that a class factory is no longer available for use by other applications.
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OLEUninitialize—Releases OLE.
For more information on OleUninitialize and CoRevokeClassObject, see the OLE Programmer’s Reference in the Win32 SDK.