Why is "Unknwn.h" instead of "Unknown.h"? This is a missprint?

Why is the Microsoft COM header file called Unknwn.h instead of Unknown.h ? Is it a typo or are there objective reasons for such a name?

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Andrey Bushman Nov 02 '12 at 18:15

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