G
Grey
How can I limited to just create a single instance of application?? When user click the exe agin , i want to opened application set to focus...like Outlook Express.
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Manish Agarwal
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Ravichandran J.V.
Do you mean a Single Instance as in Client Activation or a Singleton
instance ?
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instance ?
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J.V.Ravichandran
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jvravichandran
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Julie
See-
Although this is the accepted method (using a simple named mutex), there are
cases where it doesn't work, specifically when running in a different user
context such as under Terminal Services.
To get this method to unconditionally work, prepend the mutex name with
"Global\\".
Although this is the accepted method (using a simple named mutex), there are
cases where it doesn't work, specifically when running in a different user
context such as under Terminal Services.
To get this method to unconditionally work, prepend the mutex name with
"Global\\".