If you've ever looked at Wizard-generated ATL code and wondered exactly how it works, why it was implemented in that way, and what options are available to you for customizing and extending it, you should find the answers in Professional ATL COM Programming. The book is structured to lead you through ATL 3.0 in the context of Visual C++ 6.0 by working through the elements of a COM project, examining the benefits and features of ATL as you go. Every chapter contains useful quantities of working code that you can adapt for your own purposes, so that it solves your particular COM programming problem. SOC 1. COM Wrapper Classes 2. ATL Architecture 3. Interfaces 4. The ATL Object Wizard 5. Class Factories 6. Debugging and Error Handling 7. Threading and Marshaling 8. Connection Points 9. ATL Window Classes 10. ActiveX Controls 11. HTML Controls