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This code was useful to me when trying to find a way to call the exsisting application in memory to the front when another instance of the same application would be attempted by a user.

This is a VBIDE snap in that gives you an interface to the .dll. It is for controlling Com+, & MTS--MSDTC application start up and shut down from the VBIDE. When developing Com plus applications this really saves a ton of time rather than getting into the Component Services and walking the tree to your object that is causing you to not over write the .dll to create your next version of said object and stopping it (taking it out of memory). I hope this helps you all as you all have helped me!

This code was useful to me when trying to find a way to call the exsisting application in memory to the front when another instance of the same application would be attempted by a user.

This is a VBIDE snap in that gives you an interface to the .dll. It is for controlling Com+, & MTS--MSDTC application start up and shut down from the VBIDE. When developing Com plus applications this really saves a ton of time rather than getting into the Component Services and walking the tree to your object that is causing you to not over write the .dll to create your next version of said object and stopping it (taking it out of memory). I hope this helps you all as you all have helped me!

This code was useful to me when trying to find a way to call the exsisting application in memory to the front when another instance of the same application would be attempted by a user.

This is a VBIDE snap in that gives you an interface to the .dll. It is for controlling Com+, & MTS--MSDTC application start up and shut down from the VBIDE. When developing Com plus applications this really saves a ton of time rather than getting into the Component Services and walking the tree to your object that is causing you to not over write the .dll to create your next version of said object and stopping it (taking it out of memory). I hope this helps you all as you all have helped me!

This code was useful to me when trying to find a way to call the exsisting application in memory to the front when another instance of the same application would be attempted by a user.

This is a VBIDE snap in that gives you an interface to the .dll. It is for controlling Com+, & MTS--MSDTC application start up and shut down from the VBIDE. When developing Com plus applications this really saves a ton of time rather than getting into the Component Services and walking the tree to your object that is causing you to not over write the .dll to create your next version of said object and stopping it (taking it out of memory). I hope this helps you all as you all have helped me!

This is a VBIDE snap in that gives you an interface to the .dll. It is for controlling Com+, & MTS--MSDTC application start up and shut down from the VBIDE. When developing Com plus applications this really saves a ton of time rather than getting into the Component Services and walking the tree to your object that is causing you to not over write the .dll to create your next version of said object and stopping it (taking it out of memory). I hope this helps you all as you all have helped me!

This code was useful to me when trying to find a way to call the exsisting application in memory to the front when another instance of the same application would be attempted by a user.

This code was useful to me when trying to find a way to call the exsisting application in memory to the front when another instance of the same application would be attempted by a user.

This is a VBIDE snap in that gives you an interface to the .dll. It is for controlling Com+, & MTS--MSDTC application start up and shut down from the VBIDE. When developing Com plus applications this really saves a ton of time rather than getting into the Component Services and walking the tree to your object that is causing you to not over write the .dll to create your next version of said object and stopping it (taking it out of memory). I hope this helps you all as you all have helped me!

This code was useful to me when trying to find a way to call the exsisting application in memory to the front when another instance of the same application would be attempted by a user.

This is a VBIDE snap in that gives you an interface to the .dll. It is for controlling Com+, & MTS--MSDTC application start up and shut down from the VBIDE. When developing Com plus applications this really saves a ton of time rather than getting into the Component Services and walking the tree to your object that is causing you to not over write the .dll to create your next version of said object and stopping it (taking it out of memory). I hope this helps you all as you all have helped me!

This code was useful to me when trying to find a way to call the exsisting application in memory to the front when another instance of the same application would be attempted by a user.

This is a VBIDE snap in that gives you an interface to the .dll. It is for controlling Com+, & MTS--MSDTC application start up and shut down from the VBIDE. When developing Com plus applications this really saves a ton of time rather than getting into the Component Services and walking the tree to your object that is causing you to not over write the .dll to create your next version of said object and stopping it (taking it out of memory). I hope this helps you all as you all have helped me!

This code was useful to me when trying to find a way to call the exsisting application in memory to the front when another instance of the same application would be attempted by a user.

This is a VBIDE snap in that gives you an interface to the .dll. It is for controlling Com+, & MTS--MSDTC application start up and shut down from the VBIDE. When developing Com plus applications this really saves a ton of time rather than getting into the Component Services and walking the tree to your object that is causing you to not over write the .dll to create your next version of said object and stopping it (taking it out of memory). I hope this helps you all as you all have helped me!

This code was useful to me when trying to find a way to call the exsisting application in memory to the front when another instance of the same application would be attempted by a user.

This is a VBIDE snap in that gives you an interface to the .dll. It is for controlling Com+, & MTS--MSDTC application start up and shut down from the VBIDE. When developing Com plus applications this really saves a ton of time rather than getting into the Component Services and walking the tree to your object that is causing you to not over write the .dll to create your next version of said object and stopping it (taking it out of memory). I hope this helps you all as you all have helped me!