I'm having problems with the Project 2002 type library and I was
thinking that I Gotta be doing something wrong.

When I do this

  //get application's _MSProject DispInterface
        m_pApplication.GetPropertyByName(L"_MSProject", &cvOut);
        CComQIPtr<MSProject::_MSProject> spMSProject(cvOut.pdispVal);
  //CComDispatchDriver spMSProject(cvOut.pdispVal);
  spMSProject->

I do not get a list of the methods appearing in VS7, due to there being
no dual interface defined?

        m_pApplication.GetPropertyByName(L"Windows", &cvOut);
        CComQIPtr<MSProject::Windows> spWindows(cvOut.pdispVal);

And again with this....

Yet if I do this

        HR(m_pApplication.GetPropertyByName(L"CommandBars", &cvOut));
        CComQIPtr<Office::_CommandBars> spCmdBars(cvOut.pdispVal);

        // find my command bar
        spCmdBars->get_Item(CComVariant(wszBar), &m_spOurCmdBar); Etc.

I can add command bars and so on. I get a list of the methods popping
up when I type this
spCmdBars->

The Office 10 type library is so much better than the Project 10 type
library

Is there any way to get access programmatically to the methods on the
dispinterfaces In Project 10 from a c++ program? Only some of the
interfaces in the Project 2002 Type library are dual (I think this means
that there are dispinterfaces and Interfaces)

Thank you
Mark

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