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[continued from Is there a way to tell whether two COM interface references point at the same instance? ] I've got references to Inspector objects from two different sources and need to be able to tell which item from one source corresponds to which item from the other source. However, none of the approaches I have been able to come up with so far worked (reliably): I couldn't simply compare the IUnknown interfaces as it seems that the Inspectors.Item() method is returning a reference to a created-on-the-fly proxy object rather than the inspector instance itself. Try it: Accessing the same

I'm writing a C# COM object that will be used by a VB 6 program. That shouldn't be much of a problem, however, the VB6 call to the COM object passes in a VB Control (in this case a TextBox). The program expects the COM object to alter the Text property of the control. Unfortunately, I have to stick to this interface as I'm dealing with someone elses legacy code. How can I set the property for the passed in TextBox? Do I simply create an interface with a Text property and cast input to that interface? Is this even possible? Please let me know if I need to clarify. Note: I intended to leave out

I'm fairly new to COM programming so please excuse if this is a stupid question. After (successfully) creating a COM object using CoCreateInstance or CoCreateInstanceEx with class context CLSCTX_LOCAL_SERVER is there any way to tell if this call caused a new process to be spawned? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32165388/new-process-after-cocreateinstance

I got a PIA installed on my box, it is Microsoft.mshtml . If I understandd it correctly, these PIA is provided by Microsoft to ease our life of COM interop. But I want to know which COM component is actually wrapped/called by this PIA. Because I am having a UnauthorizedAccessException, I want to locate the actual COM component and use dcomcnfg.exe to grant it proper permission. I hope this is the right direction. Thanks! It is c:\windows\system32\mshtml.dll. I seriously doubt that dcomcnfg.exe is going to solve your problem, this is an in-process COM server. You might get more insight by using

I've found many ways to make the TWebBrowser show a modeless print dialog box, but how do I make it show a modal one? I would like to print an html page, that's why I need the modal dialog. I'd really appreciate your ideas on this one. Thanks! I cannot think of a reason why there would be lots of ways to show a modeless dialog. Why would you want to continue interacting with the web browser while a modeless print dialog is displayed? If you want to initiate the print by program, but need the user to select the printer, use: ExecWB(OLE_CMDID_PRINT, OLECMDEXECOPT_PROMPTUSER); Eureka! I solved it

I am developing namespace extension which gives a virtual view of files on a server. In this view, I need to provide different states(in use, offline, out of sync, etc) of a file using overlay icons. I was read through article implementing overlay handler, and thought I will try to handle this in one of our overlay handlers, which implement IShellIconOverlayIdentifier interface. I see that IShellIconOverlayIdentifier::IsMemberOf(), and other functions are called only when I access files on normal filesystem, i.e., c:\, d:\ etc. When I browse a namespace extension, these calls are not called at