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AcknowledgementsI would like to acknowledge and sincerely thank the following people: Alister Mortonfor first demystifying the C API for me many many years ago; Sean Storey for his helpwith certain C++ language and style points and for his general input and proof-reading;Fredrik Wahlgren for his very valuable help with the section on COM and automation,and for his general comments; Mike Trutt for his proof-reading and comments on writingstyle; Rob Bovey for his early comments and encouragement, and for his later help; MikeClinch for his consistently good advice without which life would be very much moredifficult; Les Clewlow and Chris Strickland for their perspective as authors and for theirencouragement as friends and lastly, all those who’ve had to put up with me having one,rather boring and obsessive, topic of conversation for the time it has taken to completethis first edition.
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Using VBA 65• VB array: OLE SafeA
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ReferencesAbramowitz M. and Stegun
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