The following samples are new for Visual C++ 6.0.
| Sample name | Description |
| ATLTangram | Demonstrates managing a large ATL project with multiple project dependencies in the IDE. Also demonstrates some basic COM concepts. |
| ATLMOVIE | Demonstrates using compiler COM support and the Active Movie interfaces to play a movie. in an ATL control. |
| ATLFIRE | Demonstrates how to build a windowed control using ATL. This sample is adapted from the MFC FIRE sample. |
| ATLDUCK | Demonstrates using connection points with ATL controls. |
See Also ATL Samples Index
| Sample name | Description |
| ADOSAMP | Implements a three-tier client/server application. |
See Also Compiler COM Support Samples Index
| Sample name | Description |
| CMNCTRL1 | Demonstrates how to create and change the styles of Windows Common Controls using MFC classes (Part 1). |
| CMNCTRL2 | Demonstrates how to create and change the styles of Windows Common Controls using MFC classes (Part 2). |
| LISTHDR | Demonstrates the List View and Header Common Controls. |
| DBVList | Demonstrates the virtual list view functionality available for the list view common control. |
| TSTCON | Implements an ActiveX control container using MFC's support for OLE embedding. You can use TSTCON to test ActiveX controls, change their properties, and invoke their methods. |
| Pinball | An Internet Server Extension DLL that provides graphics and also redirects users to a Web site for further research. |
| StockTicker | An MFC and ATL application that retrieves stock quotes from the Web and displays them in an ATL control. The user can set the display's properties, including rate of data refresh. |
| MFCIE | Uses MFC's CHtmlView and CReBar classes to implement a subset of the functionality provided by Microsoft Internet Explorer. |
| MFCBIND | Shows how to create an ActiveX document (formerly known as a DocObject) container using the ActiveX document container support classes. |
| WIZARD97 | Demonstrates implementing a wizard that supports background bitmaps and wide header titles and images. This wizard design is supported for Windows 98 and Windows NT 5.0; you must be using Windows 98 or Windows NT 5.0 for this sample to work properly. |
| MFCRows | Shows how to use COleDBRecordView to scroll through a table in a database. Also how to use multiple accessors so you can update an Access table that contains an AutoNumber field to be retrieved. |
See Also MFC Samples Index