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Passing parameter without starting the other app again

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eddie jw - 26 Nov 2004 18:06 GMT
Hi, I need to pass some parameters between two VB6 exe files. Have found
lots how to do this with command$. Like this example

Call Shell("The other app.Exe Parameters", vbNormalFocus)

and I can pickup Parameters via command$ in the receiving app.
That's almost what I want to do. Here is the problem.
The program "The other app.Exe" is already running and everytime I do a Call
Shell... the other program starts again and I have now two of the "The other
app.Exe" running. I want to pass parameters to the other program which is
already running without starting it over and over again. Can I do that in a
similar way or do I have to go via some common file?

Cheers
Jay
eddie jw - 26 Nov 2004 18:13 GMT
In one sentence:
How do a pass a parameter to a VB6 exe that is already running?

> Hi, I need to pass some parameters between two VB6 exe files. Have found
> lots how to do this with command$. Like this example
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> Cheers
> Jay
eddie jw - 26 Nov 2004 19:07 GMT
Have searched some more and it seems I should find out what DDE is.

Jay

> In one sentence:
> How do a pass a parameter to a VB6 exe that is already running?
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> > Cheers
> > Jay
 
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