ATL COM in visual studio 05

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Hi,

Im new to programming and am having a lot of trouble with a vc++ application.My problem is, how can I create an ATL COM project with visual studios 2005? Otherwise, how can I have COM support in an executable ATL project? It doesn't seem to allow it? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Andre

Posted 5-Jan-10 18:45pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-01-05T18:55:00

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Otherwise, how can I have COM support in an executable ATL project?

ATL is a template library for making it easier to create COM applications. I don't see how an ATL app can fail to be COM.

You just go to VC++ and choose ATL.

Posted 5-Jan-10 18:55pm

Christian Graus