Microsoft Inside Ole 2. Kraig Brockschmidt

Microsoft Inside Ole 2


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Microsoft Inside Ole 2 Kraig Brockschmidt
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Then later, when asked to create a new object of a particular kind (e.g., when you Insert/Object "Microsoft Excel Worksheet" from within Microsoft Word), OLE can look it up in the registry and launch it (if it's an app) or load the shared library, and call the appropriate My best, and frankly irreplaceable, reference for all of this, beyond having access to the code itself, has been Inside OLE, Second Edition, by Kraig Brockschmidt, ISBN 1-55615-843-2, sadly out of print. Step 1: You need to open a table in Design view. The following are the steps that you need to follow. RGlasel Send Approving … I wrote an app that was driving Acrobat using OLE2 back in 1994. I have only my suspicions to go on, but based on reading Dr. Thread: Getting Image from OLE Object into PictureBox My problem is converting the OLE Object to a picture/image that I can assign to the PictureBox. Approving … "I also introduced the first object-oriented device drive interfaces into BASIC (essentially the first use of C++-style vtables in 1979 well before C++)" . 05-10-2012, 9:42 PM #2 · jmcilhinney's Avatar. Jmcilhinney is offline VB.NET Forum Moderator .NET Framework .NET 4.0; Join Date: Aug 2004; Location: Sydney, Australia; Posts: 11,421. Yes in the broader sense, I think we took the basis for the license/process from Win CE and a few other components which Microsoft made available (in some form) as shared source. Microsoft Access Part 1: first you need to create an OLE Object Datatype Field for that follow the following steps. Whitten's Ode to Himself, I suspect that it took many man-years of effort by other smart people at Microsoft to make OLE work like it was supposed to. If (!NtSetInformationProc) return false; // Flags being used as per SetProcessDEPPolicy on Vista SP1. I am using TableAdapters newMonster.Font = NewFont("Microsoft Sans Serif", 12, FontStyle.