Hello,
I found that you can run multiple eSignal applications on the same computer, which is great. I now want to run 2 eSignal applications, each using a different Desktop API application I wrote. I found that my Desktop API applications always attach to the first eSignal application started. I tried all combinations of startup sequences.
I would like to understand what happens when
esignal = New IESignal.Hooks 'VB.net
is executed? Knowing this might enable me to change process names, windows names or so of eSignal to achieve what I want.
Thanks,
HeiDie
I found that you can run multiple eSignal applications on the same computer, which is great. I now want to run 2 eSignal applications, each using a different Desktop API application I wrote. I found that my Desktop API applications always attach to the first eSignal application started. I tried all combinations of startup sequences.
I would like to understand what happens when
esignal = New IESignal.Hooks 'VB.net
is executed? Knowing this might enable me to change process names, windows names or so of eSignal to achieve what I want.
Thanks,
HeiDie
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