A Beginner's Guide to COM Interfaces

November 17, 2002
By Sam Huggill

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Before the release of Visual Basic 5, many people could be heard saying COM?? Now professional developers are laughed at if they don't know what COM stands for. Well, it stands for the Component Object Model. In this article I will take you through using COM Interfaces with class modules to create an object orientated program. As we go along, I will try and explain some confusing terms and how they are useful.

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