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COM methods cannot be variadic. Why not? Answer: Because the marshaler doesn't know when to stop. Suppose variadic COM methods were possible. And then you wrote this code: How would COM know how to marshal this function call? In other words, suppose that is a pointer to a proxy that refers to an object in another process. The COM marshaler...

Yes.

Don't just make up something. There are rules.

Just the one you are told about.

Legacy time/date format.

Call me, honey.

It was always incorrect, you just didn't know it.

Make sure the object of your action exists before you try it.

Who's changing it?

The menu default item.