▼MSDN Library Visual Studio 6.0
- ▶Welcome to the MSDN Library
- ▶Visual Studio Documentation
- ▶Visual Basic Documentation
- ▶Visual C++ Documentation
- ▶Visual FoxPro Documentation
- ▶Visual InterDev Documentation
- ▶Visual J++ Documentation
- ▶Visual SourceSafe Documentation
- ▶Tools and Technologies
- ▶Microsoft Office Development
- ▶Platform SDK
- ▶SDK Documentation
- ▶DDK Documentation
- ▶Windows Resource Kits
- ▶Specifications
- ▶Knowledge Base
- ▶Technical Articles
- ▶Backgrounders
- ▶Books
- ▼Partial Books
  - Editor's Note
  - ▶Internet Programming with Visual Basic 5.0
  - ▶Professional Active Server Pages
  - ▶Professional IE4 Programming
  - ▶Professional Visual Basic 5.0 Business Objects
  - ▼Professional Visual C++ 5 ActiveX/COM Control Programming
    - ▼Chapter 8: Professional Visual C++ 5 ActiveX/COM Control Programming
      - Distributed Objects With DCOM
      - Distributed COM
      - Obtaining DCOM
      - Installing DCOM
      - DCOM Enabling Our ActiveX Controls: A Preview
      - ▶Preparing the Network
      - Making Calls Across Processes
      - ▶Calling COM Methods Between Machines
      - The Object-Oriented Hype
      - Dream of Code Reuse
      - Compelling Business Reasons
      - ▶Dealing with Legacy Applications
      - CoCreateInstanceEx()
      - CoInitializeSecurity()
      - ▼New CoRegisterPSClsid() API
        
        Remote Activation (Server Launching)
        
        Typelib and Registrations
        
        Shipping Components Across the Intranet
      - ▶Automated Application Download and Install
      - ▶Problems Still Unsolved: The Missing Links
      - Setting up Machine A (the Client Machine)
      - Setting up Machine B (the Web Server and Finder Service machine)
      - ▶Setting up Machine C, the Departmental Server
      - Testing the Three Networked Machines
      - Testing DCOM with Windows NT 4.0
      - Summary
    - ▶Chapter 9: Professional Visual C++ 5 ActiveX/COM Control Programming
  - ▶Web Scripting with VBScript
- ▶Periodicals
- ▶Conference Papers