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That’s what com was invented for. Use
the Then Expose the com object in said
application. In the parent app create the TOleControl
wrapper. Set Border Style to none and parent it to an MDI Child form in the App. There is no other way. Its called memory
pollution if you let it happen. By the way… I Hate COM and I think
what you are trying to do sounds crazy. If you need info in another app you should
convert it into a dataproviding app, and pass data over tcp to be displayed in
the gui of your choice. If you don’t have the source for
both apps then give up and ring the software vendor.. J From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeremy Coulter Hi All. I have an app. that I would like to "Try"
and assign the form to another running app. The other app. is an MDIparent, and I want to make it
"appear" as if the other apps form is just another form in the other
application. I tried setting the forms parenthandle to the handle
of the other app, but it didnt really work. Anyone got any ideas? Jeremy |
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