You might want to look at the following articles (in no particular order): http://www.codeproject.com/internet/smfirewall.asp http://www.codeproject.com/tools/firewallpapi.asp http://www.codeproject.com/threads/A_not_so_simple_firewall.asp Hope that helps.

I believe the major difference is that the professional version is able to perform more code optimizations than standard. I personally have had no problem with the standard version.

Doesn't the 3D Studio Max SDK include support for 3DS files?

You might also want to be careful that if you did store the address, you don't try to use it after the class is destroyed.

Templates are used by the compiler to "copy and paste" the code for datatypes that are used with a particular function. By the time it becomes a dll, there is no more need for the template.

Your best bet would be to look at the Windows DDK and samples to learn about specific platform differences. Knowledge of assembly and C are helpful.

Your best bet would be to look at the Windows DDK and samples to learn about specific platform differences. Knowledge of assembly and C are helpful.

It depends on the type of server you are making. If it is an in-process server (dll), at the command prompt you would type "regsvr32 filename.dll" (to unregister, you would use the '/u' switch prior to the filename.) If it is an out-of-process server (exe) then you would type "filename.exe /regserver" (to unregister, use "filename.exe /unregserver"). Hope that helps. -Erik

I was just curious: This is for a scripting system like Windows Based Script Host? What kind of errors, if any, are you getting?