The Essence of OLE, with ActiveX
Source code sample instructions

	This file deals with the setup of the sample source code and apps that are provided with this book. The directions for using each sample program may be found at the end of each chapter. 
	There is no setup program.  Simply use the Explorer or File Manager to drag and drop the entire root directory "ESSENCEOFOLE", to your hard drive. If you place it on the root directory of your C: drive, as "C:\ESSENCEOFOLE", the server path names in the registry files will work correctly. Otherwise, you will have to edit them as described below. 
	Each of the sample directories contains all the source code for the app, and also a compiled version of the .EXE or .DLL. You do not have to build the app in order to run it and experiment with it. If you do want to change and build the app, please note that since the files originally came from a CD-ROM, they will all have their read-only attributes turned on.  If you want to change a file, you will have to change this attribute first. 
	Most client apps run standalone, such as the client app in \chap01\data1.  Most server apps require registry entries. Some server apps, identified in the text, are self-registering. The others come with a file having the extension .REG, such as \chap02\data3\data3sv.reg. You must use the registry editor to place these files in the registry before the server app will work. Usually, this can be accomplished by simply double-clicking on the file in Explorer or File Manager. If you do not have the book's code in the directory "C:\ESSENCEOFOLE", you will need to edit these .reg files to make the paths inside them point to the current location of the server you are trying to register. 
	The MFC apps, such as \chap01\mfcdata1, were variously built with VC++ versions 4.0, 4.1, and 4.2. They all use the debug versions of the MFC DLLs. The earlier ones require MFC40D.DLL, but the later ones that use the Internet, such as chapters 11 and 12, require MFC42D.DLL. These DLLs can be found on your Visual C++ CD-ROM.  