Microsoft Office documents, im my case: PowerPoint presentations, can have restricted permissions. How can I find out, programmatically, which permissions my code has on a given document?
I\'ve been successfully creating a .net mutex like this: SingleIns = new Mutex(true, AppName); for a while.It works in XP, Vista, but apparently not in Windows7.So I need to make an interop call to a
I\'ve got an ATL class: class Foo : public CComObjectRootEx<CComMultiThreadModel>, public CComCoClass<Foo, &开发者_如何学JAVACLSID_Foo>,
When editing a type library for a COM DLL, it appears that in Delphi 2007, the type library name is always set to the name of the project. If I go and change that name, the change is ignored and event
We are writing a contact syncing application for Outlook using .Net 3.0.We\'re using \"Microsoft Outlook 12.0 Object Library\" or Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook;
I was se开发者_高级运维arching through google about Microsoft Component Object Model. Found only few normal articles and only 1 step by step example, which doesn\'t work. Is there any links/references
I have a COM(written in .NET) which needs to create a an AppDomain and load/execute .NET assemblies in it. So that I could unload that appDomain later along with all loaded dll\'s. While working 开发者
I\'m using COM in LotusScript (Lotus Notes) to make Excel print several sheets in one workbook to PDFCreator, then make PDFCreator combine then into one PDF.
I have some C# interfaces exposed to COM: interface IMyInterface { IMyListObject[] MyList { get; } } interface IMyListObject
I have added a C# DLL into a C++ project as mentioned at MS support, however I was not able to access its variables and methods inside the class. It also says that it\'s a struct and not a class, I do
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