I am writing an app in C#, that connects to an old-skool COM object via IDispatch.I do this with this sort of code:
I\'ve inherited a large project which uses Office.Interop.Excel to insert data into a spreadsheet. In terms visible interaction, you click on a button and an Excel spreadsheet appears, with all the d
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I am looking at some C++/CLI code and have seen a lo开发者_运维问答t of such statements mostly around #includes. What do they mean? I know that they, according to MSDN, Enable function-level control f
We\'ve come across a problem where we have some data, lets say a stock price for example sake, and we want to provide a service that notifies clients when the price changes by a significant amount.
Is there a good thorough authoritative reference that discusses interoperability between 32-bit and 64-bit processes? Based on googling I have deduced that:
We have often some issues in terms of interoperability on the Web. One of these issues for browsers vendors is the wrongly spelled Connection HTTP header. The most common errors are given by these two
I need to access exchange 2010 calendaring services from a thunderbird plugin. The web services are missing their \"services\", apparently they are all kept in ExchangeServiceBinding class. Any ideas
The definition of the exported function in c++ DLL is int func1(const char* input,char** output) { int returnCode = 0;
I know, WinFax Pro is so 1998. (note: this is not WinFax.dll, which is apparently part of Windows.This is WinFax Pro, a separate commercial add-on app originally from Delrina, and开发者_运维问答 late
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