OPC Labs Base Library Forms
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Description
OPC Labs Base Library Forms

 

TLBID (Type Library ID): A0D7CA1E-7D8C-4D31-8ECB-84929E77E331
Assembly: OpcLabs.BaseLibForms, Version=5.80.82.1, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=6faddca41dacb409

 

For more information, see OpcLabs_BaseLibForms in .NET Reference.

Classes
Class ModuleDescription
Displays a dialog box from which the user can select a computer.

 

ProgId: OpcLabs.BaseLib.Forms.Browsing.Specialized.ComputerBrowserDialog
CLSID (Class ID): e33ffd82-3956-4642-8c3b-ec04b9e297b6
Default interface: OpcLabs.BaseLib.Forms.Browsing.Specialized.ComTypes._ComputerBrowserDialog
Event source interface:

 

For more information, see ComputerBrowserDialog and OpcLabs.BaseLib.Forms.Browsing.Specialized.ComTypes._ComputerBrowserDialog in .NET Reference.

Remarks
This documentation is for COM interface to QuickOPC (for use from tools such as VB6, VBA, Delphi, PHP etc.). If you are developing in .NET, use a direct link in this article to navigate to the corresponding .NET content, or visit .NET Assemblies Reference for an overview of available .NET reference parts.

The COM objects of QuickOPC are based upon the underlying .NET objects. In order to avoid duplicities and mismatches, the documentation is primarily maintained for the .NET objects. The .NET objects are exposed using the "interop" mechanism to the COM world using an automated translation provided by Microsoft. Therefore, a documentation that applies to a .NET type or member that is exposed to COM can be assumed to apply to the corresponding .NET type or member as well.

The bulk of the reference documentation for COM type libraries is generated from the type libraries themselves. This means that only a limited descriptive text (typically, one line) is available with each type or member. You need to look to the reference documentation for the .NET assemblies in order to find the more detailed documentation.

In addition, some languages or COM-based tools do not make direct use of the type libraries, and therefore require some additional effort to use the COM objects - such as knowing their ProgIDs, dealing with interface IDs (IIDs), etc.

For more information, see COM Type Libraries Reference.