IMM32

IMM32 is a dynamic link library, introduced by Microsoft to support embedded OLE automation, also known as Automation, in Windows applications. IMM32 (Internet Messaging and Multimedia class) provided a way to provide interactive feedback, such as animated cursors, animated menus, and notification messages, to users.

IMM32 is implemented in terms of a Windows dynamic link library. The library provides the functionality needed for OLE automation. The IMM32 library contains a set of specific functions to interact dynamically with Microsoft Windows. It interfaces with several windows-based components, such as embedded ActiveX controls, animations, and visual effects in the Windows operating system.

Applications utilizing the IMM32 library can take advantage of various multimedia features available on the Windows platform. Users interact with multimedia-enabled apps in several ways, including active desktops and embedded commands within the context of a document. The IMM32 library can be specially customized and tailored to activate and tap multimedia applications.

IMM32 might be subject to certain specific department restrictions. Its output may be subject to limitations, controls, and preconfiguration entries set by the end user.