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5.4.1 Problems instantiating COM objects
Some COM objects can rest at in-process servers (implemented in DLL's) and at local servers (implemented as separeted processes). COM gives preference to in-process servers, as they are faster. Nevertheless, some applications may not work with LuaCOM when working as in-process servers. One should instance the COM object supplying an additional flag forcing the use of local servers. See documentation for API function CreateObject.
Fabio Mascarenhas de Queiroz 2005-01-07