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Share memory between any number of running applications. Easy To Use. Unfortunately I have no time to write a complete example but I hope the following description was sufficient. One of the most important usages of this code is about sending commands to another application. For example we design two systems on a single computer that works independent and want to show a form on SYSTEM II via SYSTEM I (specially in MIS systems). Previously, to do this we must open TCP or UDP port and listen to commands. But now we can check a special section of memory and when commands arrived from another system respond them. Another common usage of this code is building custom clipboard such as Office Clipboard. (In this code only text data supported). At last, excuse me for my bad English.
Share memory between any number of running applications. Easy To Use. Unfortunately I have no time to write a complete example but I hope the following description was sufficient. One of the most important usages of this code is about sending commands to another application. For example we design two systems on a single computer that works independent and want to show a form on SYSTEM II via SYSTEM I (specially in MIS systems). Previously, to do this we must open TCP or UDP port and listen to commands. But now we can check a special section of memory and when commands arrived from another system respond them. Another common usage of this code is building custom clipboard such as Office Clipboard. (In this code only text data supported). At last, excuse me for my bad English.
Share memory between any number of running applications. Easy To Use. Unfortunately I have no time to write a complete example but I hope the following description was sufficient. One of the most important usages of this code is about sending commands to another application. For example we design two systems on a single computer that works independent and want to show a form on SYSTEM II via SYSTEM I (specially in MIS systems). Previously, to do this we must open TCP or UDP port and listen to commands. But now we can check a special section of memory and when commands arrived from another system respond them. Another common usage of this code is building custom clipboard such as Office Clipboard. (In this code only text data supported). At last, excuse me for my bad English.
Share memory between any number of running applications. Easy To Use. Unfortunately I have no time to write a complete example but I hope the following description was sufficient. One of the most important usages of this code is about sending commands to another application. For example we design two systems on a single computer that works independent and want to show a form on SYSTEM II via SYSTEM I (specially in MIS systems). Previously, to do this we must open TCP or UDP port and listen to commands. But now we can check a special section of memory and when commands arrived from another system respond them. Another common usage of this code is building custom clipboard such as Office Clipboard. (In this code only text data supported). At last, excuse me for my bad English.
Share memory between any number of running applications. Easy To Use. Unfortunately I have no time to write a complete example but I hope the following description was sufficient. One of the most important usages of this code is about sending commands to another application. For example we design two systems on a single computer that works independent and want to show a form on SYSTEM II via SYSTEM I (specially in MIS systems). Previously, to do this we must open TCP or UDP port and listen to commands. But now we can check a special section of memory and when commands arrived from another system respond them. Another common usage of this code is building custom clipboard such as Office Clipboard. (In this code only text data supported). At last, excuse me for my bad English.