If you are an Active Server Pages (ASP) developer, you have already used Component Object Model (COM) objects to create your ASP pages. However, unless you have developed COM objects or read a detailed book on COM, you might not know about the multitude of COM objects that you can use in ASP. Also, without sufficient COM knowledge, you might not be able to infer the methods and properties that exist for those objects when reading the documentation. One of the wonderful things about COM is that once you learn the standards and restrictions, you can quickly learn to implement other COM objects. In this tutorial, I explain how COM works from the perspective of someone who writes Visual Basic® Scripting Edition (VBScript), and this knowledge will help you master the world of COM.
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