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What is the difference between the COM and Standard version of Address Object?

April 26, 2017address object standard version

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What is the difference between the COM and Standard version of Address Object?

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There are essentially no differences in the underlying code for the COM version and the Standard version of Address Object. The COM version has a COM interface layer used to communicate between your code and Address Object, and it is supported by many different languages. The Standard version of Address Object is an unmanaged dll that must be included into your program which eliminates the extra latency created by the COM layer.