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    Hi, I have a problem (I think a big problem). The language is C++. The operation sistem is Windows 2000. If I create two application. In the first application fill a structure, open a file and send this information (pointer to file) at second application which fill the file. When the second application end your job, the control switch at first application which close the file. The question is: can I open a file in a application sending the pointer at second applicaton to fill the file.:zzz::confused::confused::confused:

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      Hi, I have a problem (I think a big problem). The language is C++. The operation sistem is Windows 2000. If I create two application. In the first application fill a structure, open a file and send this information (pointer to file) at second application which fill the file. When the second application end your job, the control switch at first application which close the file. The question is: can I open a file in a application sending the pointer at second applicaton to fill the file.:zzz::confused::confused::confused:

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      No. Handles are unique to an application's memory space.

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