• ▼MSDN Library - April 2000
  • ▶Welcome to the MSDN Library
  • ▶Visual Studio 6.0 Documentation
  • ▶Office Developer Documentation
  • ▶Windows CE Documentation
  • ▶Platform SDK
  • ▶SDK Documentation
  • ▶DDK Documentation
  • ▶Windows Resource Kits
  • ▶Knowledge Base
  • ▶Technical Articles
  • ▶Backgrounders
  • ▶Specifications
  • ▶Books
  • ▼Partial Books
    • Editor's Note
    • ▶Active Visual J++
    • ▶Beginning Object-Oriented Analysis and Design With C++
    • ▶Beginning Visual Basic 6 Database Programming
    • ▶Essential COM
    • ▶Expert Guide to Visual Basic 6
    • ▶Inside Microsoft Visual Basic, Scripting Edition
    • ▶Instant DHTML Scriptlets
    • ▶Instant JavaScript
    • ▶Instant UML
    • ▶Internet Programming with Visual Basic 5
    • ▶Professional Active Server Pages
    • ▶Professional Active Server Pages 2.0
    • ▶Professional ASP Techniques for Webmasters
    • ▶Professional DCOM Application Development
    • ▶Professional IE4 Programming
    • ▶Professional MTS and MSMQ With VB and ASP
    • ▶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
          • For NT Server Administered Domains
          • For Peer-to-Peer Windows 95 Networks
          • Installing the Software Components
        • 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
        • ▶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
    • ▶Programming Windows, Fifth Edition
    • ▶VBA Developer's Handbook
    • ▶Web Scripting with VBScript
    • ▶Windows 98 Developer's Handbook
  • ▶Periodicals
  • ▶Samples