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Removed obsolete node for MFC Remote Automation (#583)
* removed archaic references to Windows 98, NT 2000 * removed topics and links for remote automation -- obsolete
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‎docs/mfc/TOC.md‎

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##### [Automation Clients: Using Type Libraries](automation-clients-using-type-libraries.md)
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#### [Automation Servers](automation-servers.md)
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##### [Automation Servers: Object-Lifetime Issues](automation-servers-object-lifetime-issues.md)
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### [Remote Automation](remote-automation.md)
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#### [History of DCOM](history-of-dcom.md)
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##### [Where Does Remote Automation Fit In?](where-does-remote-automation-fit-in-q.md)
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##### [What Does Remote Automation Provide?](what-does-remote-automation-provide-q.md)
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#### [Security in Remote Automation](security-in-remote-automation.md)
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#### [Remote Automation Threading Models](remote-automation-threading-models.md)
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#### [Remote Automation Installation](remote-automation-installation.md)
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##### [Automation Manager (MFC)](automation-manager-mfc.md)
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##### [Remote Automation Connection Manager](remote-automation-connection-manager.md)
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##### [Remote Automation User Components](remote-automation-user-components.md)
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#### [Creating Programs That Use Remote Automation](creating-programs-that-use-remote-automation.md)
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#### [Running Remote Automation Using AUTOCLIK and AUTODRIV](running-remote-automation-using-autoclik-and-autodriv.md)
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### [Connection Points](connection-points.md)
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## [MFC Internet Programming Basics](mfc-internet-programming-basics.md)
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### [Internet-Related MFC Classes](internet-related-mfc-classes.md)

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- [Remote Automation](../mfc/remote-automation.md) (over a network, using Distributed COM, or DCOM).
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- Remote Automation (over a network, using Distributed COM, or DCOM).
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Exposing objects is beneficial when applications provide functionality useful to other applications. For example, an ActiveX control is a type of Automation server; the application hosting the ActiveX control is the automation client of that control.
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- [Automation Servers](../mfc/automation-servers.md)
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- [Active Technology](../mfc/mfc-com.md)

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- [Automation](../mfc/automation.md) (formerly known as OLE Automation) makes it possible for one application to manipulate objects implemented in another application, or to "expose" objects so they can be manipulated.
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The automated object might be local or [remote](../mfc/remote-automation.md) (on another machine accessible across a network). Automation is available for both OLE and COM objects.
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The automated object might be local or remote (on another machine accessible across a network). Automation is available for both OLE and COM objects.
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[Automation](../mfc/automation.md)
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[MFC ActiveX Controls](../mfc/mfc-activex-controls.md)

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You can also use [Automation](../mfc/automation.md) or [Remote Automation](../mfc/remote-automation.md) to operate another program from your program.
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You can also use [Automation](../mfc/automation.md).
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> The term OLE denotes the technologies associated with linking and embedding, including OLE containers, OLE servers, OLE items, in-place activation (or visual editing), trackers, drag and drop, and menu merging. The term Active applies to the Component Object Model (COM) and COM-based objects such as ActiveX controls. OLE Automation is now called Automation.

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