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    Hi, I've a small doubt. Suppose I run my application x.exe in the PocketPC. Though it is runing in the PocketPC again I tapped on the x.exe. Will it again run or it will get x.exe into the mechanism. If I'll run same x.exe then, will it consume extra memory. Can you please tell me what is the mechanism for this?. Regards Patra

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      Hi, I've a small doubt. Suppose I run my application x.exe in the PocketPC. Though it is runing in the PocketPC again I tapped on the x.exe. Will it again run or it will get x.exe into the mechanism. If I'll run same x.exe then, will it consume extra memory. Can you please tell me what is the mechanism for this?. Regards Patra

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      Although you don't have to follow them strictly, the Pocket PC design guidelines say that you should have only one instance of your application running. If you develop in C++ using MFC, this feature is built in. Regards, João Paulo Figueira Embedded MVP

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