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DCOM D-Mystified.NET 2003: A DCOM Tutorial, Step 3

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In this step, we add a simple COM object to our server using the ATL Simple Object wizard. Plus, properly initialize and cleanup your COM objects with FinalConstruct() and FinalRelease().
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