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QuestionCPU Usage & Mem Usage Pin
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QuestionCompressed image movement is too slow Pin
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QuestionHow to Get List of Function Pin
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QuestionDuplicatreHande question Pin
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Gwenio25-Feb-10 16:08
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It can run in either process, though from what I have read on the function if it is called in a process other than the one aquiring the handle, you will need to use interprocess communication to pass the value (not sure why, if you have a pointer to where to store the handle). For this reason, I would say that it is better to call it in the process recieving the handle.

Yes, you would need to pass the pointer to the process with the handle, or the value of the handle to the process to recieve the handle.
QuestionExporting a struct from a DLL Pin
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