programmatic identifier

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• ProgID — (short for PROGrammatic IDentifier) is a COM term, which is basically a string like msxml2.domdocument to represent an underlying CLSID which is something like {F9043C85 F6F2 101A A3C9 08002B2F49FB}.It is also used to express binary compatibility …   Wikipedia

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