This is the original reason for this page. I never have a TypeLib browser when I'm away and need it, so I put up the interface defintions in HTML for most of the remote control clients I use. These were generated with VBAccelerator's ActiveX Documenter.
WFICA.OCX (Citrix Winframe/Metaframe)
MSRDP.OCX ("Pure" web based Windows Terminal Services/Remote Desktop) This is for the 2524 client, obsoleted by the MS02-047 IE patch which "breaks" it for security reasons.
MSRDP.OCX Build 2600.1095 The post - MS02-047 TS/RD web client. Similar to 2524; small (but significant!) changes in interfaces.
MSTSCAX.DLL (ActiveX control used by the native Terminal Services/Remote Desktop client)
PAWREM.DLL (Symantec pcAnywhere)
PCIAX.DLL (PCI NetSupport)
AWRem32 TLB This is the interface exposed by pcAnywhere's remote side for automation
VNCX.DLL (Thong Nguyen's VNC ActiveX control) Warning: deprecated control! It is statically linked to a vulnerable zlib implementation and has not to my knowledge been updated.
RDCHOST.DLL I know nothing at all about this; it appears to be part of the new Help & Support tools in Windows XP. Merely from the names of methods and properties it looks like it has a lot of potential.
kvbWinsock - Microsoft's Winsock control is a very handy tool for special purposes. The problem is, the necessity for licensing puts a crimp in easy use of it. This is the interface definition summary for Monte Hansen's Killer VB Winsock replacement.
NetCalls_32 - For L.J. Johnson's NetCalls_32 DLL.
HFNetChk - For Shavlik Technologies' HFNetChkLT tool.
MsPaper - Interface Definitions for the Office XP Scanning Tools. This took a few typelib browser crashes to get.
There are a few examples to be found on my Tools page.
Tier6, my integrated front end for pcAnywhere, Windows Terminal Services, Citrix ICA, VNC, and PCI NetSupport, is available from SourceForge.