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| | All instances of a class? Does anyone know, is there a way to enumerate all the instances of a particular COM class held in memory across all processes on a machine? I know that if an object registers itself in the ROT you can get it from there via the moniker. But if it doesn't? Specifically my issue here is a COM object that is created as a global variable in an Excel vba application. I have no control over the Excel app, can't ask the writers to add a macro to expose the object I'm after. So I'm left with looking for some way to enumerate all instances of that objects' class that are currently residing in memory on the machine. Is that possible or am I tilting at windmills? |
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