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The following table shows the OLE structures and enumerations with a description of the purpose of each.
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| Windows Mobile may not support all of the programming elements in this section. For information about differences between the COM implementation available for Windows Mobile devices and that available for Windows Embedded CE devices, see COM and DCOM in Windows Mobile Devices. |
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This enumeration contains values that specify the desired data or view aspect of the object when drawing or getting data. |
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This structure is used to provide sizing hints from the container for the object to use as the user resizes it. |
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This structure is used to specify information about the target device for which data is being composed. |
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This structure is a generalized clipboard format, enhanced to encompass a target device, the aspect, or view of the data, and a storage medium. |
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This structure describes a medium of transfer for data objects. |
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This enumeration contains values used in the STGMEDIUMstructure. |