29-Jun-2006 
Converting from Ben's COMLib -> Anton's COMLib.

API function names changed:

	objectMethod -> CallMethod
	retrieveObject -> GetObject
	sendValue -> PutValue
	getNumber -> GetInteger
	getText -> GetString
	enumerate - > EnumBegin, EnumNextObject


The reason is to be more like the original DispHelper function names.
Now it is easier to convert from the original C/C++ sample source code.
For example, the DispHelper C samples use the function dhPutValue, so
now the C/C++ can be converted to Rebol using less mental concentration.

Arguments are now in a block, eg:

	PutValue [ieApp ".Toolbar = %s" "0"]

All the functions with a variable number of arguments now take their
arguments in a block. This is also similar to the syntax of DispHelper
functions in C/C++.
(I'm considering putting arguments of all functions in a block, even
those with a static number of args, just to be consistent...)


Ben's examples define these two variables:

	exaptionThrown
	exceptionHandler

and also:

	initDipsHelper 1
	setErrorHandler :exceptionHandler

We no longer need these, you can delete them. Anton's comlib.r automatically
throws disphelper exceptions as rebol errors, so we just catch those in the
usual rebol way. initDispHelper is essentially replaced by COMLib/initialize



A quick excerpt from Ben's IEPrint.r demo:

	ieApp: createObject "InternetExplorer.Application"
	objectMethod ieApp ".Navigate(%s)" "About:blank"
	sendValue ieApp ".Toolbar = %s" "0"

becomes, when converted to Anton's syntax:

	ieApp: CreateObject "InternetExplorer.Application"
	CallMethod [ieApp ".Navigate(%s)" "About:blank"]
	PutValue [ieApp ".Toolbar = %s" "0"]