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| Time: 11:53 EST/16:53 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Sometimes a revolution in programming forces you to abandon all that's come before. To take an extreme example, suppose you have been writing Visual Basic applications for years now. If you're like many developers, you will have built up a substantial inventory of code in that time. And if you've been following the recommendations from various language gurus, that code is componentized. That is, by using COM (Component Object Model)—formerly Microsoft ActiveX®—servers, you've broken your application into chunks of callable functionality. Of course, you're also likely to have a substantial investment in components, such as ActiveX controls, from other developers and other companies. | ||
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