An in-process OLE server is a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) that runs in the same process space as the client application. Out of process servers are EXE files that run in their own address space. In process servers are usually faster than out of process servers. In process servers are created by selecting the Make DLL function from the File menu in the VB IDE. Out of process servers are created using the Make Exe menu item. In process servers can only be created with the 32 bit version of Visual Basic. Furthermore, you cannot access a 32 bit in process server from a 16 bit VB program (see VB help file topic: OLE Controls Interoperability for 16- and 32 bit Platforms). A client application currently cannot access an in process remote automation server (although with Network OLE, we may be able to do this). A client will need to access a remote out of process server which would in turn than access the in process server. 3. What does the Public property on a class module do? Setting a class