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I am always getting different interface pointers for same explorer
objects. The same happens for inspector objects. What can a do to unquely identify these objects? Scenario: 1. In the NewInspector handler I save the _Inspector pointer. 2. In an event handler from a control in this inspector I use IRibbonControl::get_Context() to obtain the corresponding _Inspector pointer. These pointers are never the same (comparing IUnknown pointers). These COM objects are not the same! In the case of inspectors I get away identifying them by its creation date. What can I do to identify explorers? Is there any Outlook method to compare these objects? Thanks, Gernot |
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