RE: A question about Win32:OLE



You can use regedit too. The OLE/COM Object Viewer is the favorite.

Well, actually, the documentation/tutorial for the function you are trying
to call is the favorite.

If you know the CLSID, you can call a function like CLSIDtoString (or
something like that) to get the progid.

Siegfried


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Subject: A question about Win32:OLE

A question about Win32:OLE!

Where can I get the program ID of an application?
Get it from OLE/COM Object Viewer or something else?

my $app = Win32::OLE->new('Word.Application', 'Quit');
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