OLE in MFC: Overview
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MFC provides the easiest way to write programs that use OLE:
- For OLE visual editing (in-place activation)
- To work as OLE containers or servers
- To implement drag-and-drop functionality
- To work with date and time data
- To manage the state data of MFC modules, including exported DLL function entry points, OLE/COM interface entry points, and window procedure entry points
You can also use Automation or Remote Automation to operate another program from your program.
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