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If the COM object returns a two-byte integer to Kix, than Kixtart uses it ... if the COM object returns a 1 byte integer, than Kixtart uses that - I just tested this myself by doing a VarTypeName on some integers from COM object ...
E:\docs>kix32 t
vartypename = Integer
vartypename = Byte
But heres the thing - nobody uses these 2 and 1 byte integers, most COM objects just return four-byte integers (aka) longs. The term "integer" by itself, i think (historically) refers to the two byte flavor, which I think no one uses.
-Shawn
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