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Article Discussion: Using Late Bound COM Objects
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Late Binding and passing Params
I have two objects created with late binding through the Activator. I am able to InvokeMethod on them but one method in particular has me stumped. I need to pass in the LPDISPATCH of the second object as a parameter in a method on the first object? How do I peform this casting or transformation?
Thanks, Philip
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