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Please help anyone!!!
My problem is that when I programmed ActiveX dlls in VB and when I created the instances of them in VB they were separete instances, for example if a class had a String property and I created two instances of that class:
Dim Object as DLLObject
Dim Object2 as DLLObject
Set Object = New DLLObject
Set Object2 = New DLLObject
the two classes and their internals were separete, i.e. I could set Object.String to "a" and Object2.String to "b" and Object.String would be "a" and vice versa. However when I''m programming ATL in C++ and I''m using the exact same client code Object.String and Object2.String would both be equal to whatever I sat the string to last, doesn''t matter if it''s Object or Object2. I suppose this means that they are both pointing to the same object and I also suppose that I have to change this in the internals of the dll. I hope that i''m making sense here, regards Fredrik.
PS. Sorry about the spelling im swedish 
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