Ask Microsoft, or the manufacturer of the specific application you're dealing with. In-process servers are generally much faster than executable-driven OLE servers, but are rare. For example, CorelDRAW starts up (and loads the entire program into memory) to serve an object. And, a new instance is started if Corel is already running, rather than simply calling the existing program to do the work.

There have been benchmark test that show OLE Automation statements from VB4 32-bit to Word 7.0 being up to 10 time slower than VB3 to Word 6.0. There are a number of steps that can be taken to improve the performance. In your VB project reference the Word 7 type library (WB70EN32.TLB) then early bind all of your WordBasic statements. Just doing this will reduce execution time by 50%. Dim wrdBas as Word.WordBasic Set wrdBas = CreateObject("Word.Basic") wrdBas.

Remember when you first took you new computer out of the box and everything worked so well and was so fast? And now, months or years later, all these nagging errors, pop-ups, and lockups keep happening. And everything is so slooooooowwwwwww……

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There is a once-per-process-per-type overhead with XmlSerializer. So the first time you serialize or deserialize an object of a given type in an application, there is a significant delay. This normally doesn't matter, but it may mean, for example, that XmlSerializer is a poor choice for loading configuration settings during startup of a GUI application.

Public network exchange points are a good thing, but they often suffer from traffic congestion. The bottlenecks usually occur when an ISP has more data to get out of the exchange point than its connection can handle. Starting October 1, 2000 the 503 area code will be switching to 10-digit dialing. This will soon be true also in the 360 area code.

Most often, the underlying Java environment does not have a JIT (Just-In-Time) compiler. Make sure you have a recent version of the browser or Java envrironment in which SciMark is being run. Currently, PCs have some of the better execution environments (and hence most of the high scores) but various projects are developing even better JITs/compilers for Java.

OLE controls are the 32-bit successor to 16-bit VBX controls. Instead of being stored in a plain DLL and having functional interfaces, OLE controls rely on OLE automation. Hopefully this will make the interface more flexible and easier to use than VBXs. Although OLE controls use OLE, they are not object oriented. There is a flat set of properties you have access to and you can not apply OO techniques such as inheritance, polymorphism, etc.. to them.

The VCL is free to destroy and create controls whenever it needs to. Certain events, like changing the Scrollbars property for a TRichEdit control, cause this to happen. When this does happen, the connection between the TRichEdit control and TRichEditOleCallback class is lost – the "new" Rich Edit no longer calls the TRichEditOleCallback functions that provide the OLE support. See the paper titled Window handles vs.

It may if you have an older machine or very little memory (RAM) available; generally it is the Internet connection that is affected the most. The faster your connection speed the less it influences the session.

Open Windows Explorer and go to the C:\Windows\System folder and delete the following files: CDDBControl.dll CDDBUI.dll Reinstall JukeCD or JukeCDPro – no data will be lost and you will not need to enter your license code again. Additional information: OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) errors have to do with Microsoft’s ability for one program to share documents with other programs. We do not use any OLE commands in our software, but the CDDB files incorporated into our software do.

Version 6 handles images in BMP and JPEG format. Other formats are stored as shortcuts or OLE objects. To insert an image into a Note without OLE, put a BMP or JPEG image on the clipboard and paste the clipboard into the Note. Or choose File | Import to import an image from your hard disk and then copy the imported image into the Note.

Currently, the best tool to develop OLE Controls is Visual C++ and the MFC libraries. I would imagine that other development environments (e.g., Borland's C++ compiler) will soon allow development of OLE controls. All of my experience is with VC++ and the MFC libraries and so the questions and answers are based on these tools. Recently, as part of the ActiveX SDK, Microsoft has made available an OLE Control framework that should work with any Windows-based C++ compiler.

Yes, in TaskTimer it is possible to attach OLE documents, i.e. an MS-WORD document, to an activity. Any number of OLE documents can be attached to a single activity thereby making it possible to use TaskTimer as a storage for documents.