So, I did a whole lot more research and investigation of COM eventing in Office applications and how this compares to the "general" COM eventing case. Check out IConnectionPoint and .NET or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Managed Event Sinks...

A few things occurred to me the other day while I was playing around with my COM connection point code and I realized that my article contains a number of errors. I intend to correct these some time and then I'll republish it as soon as possible. Please...

My first article ( IConnectionPoint and .NET ) is a multi-part discussion contrasting .NET delegate-style event handling with classic COM IConnectionPoint eventing from managed code. Excel is my choice of victim application.

My name's Richard and I'm a developer in the Visual Studio Tools for Office team at Microsoft.