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Creating a process for multi-applications

Imagine I have a .NET Form I would like to use in several applications in
VB6. I created a registered COM DLL with the form and am using it in one
apllication. However I would like to let it running even if I close my
application.
I'm thinking about throwing a process and let it running, but how am I get a
reference to it in other applications?

In few words I would like to have a single instance of that form runing
independently of what application is calling it.
Did I make myself clear?
Ciukd you help me?
Nov 21 '05 #1
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