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    can some one make or point me on how to ..

    can some one make or point me on how to bind 2 exe's together so they both run when the user opens the binded exe?
    I know a lot oF Vb, expert in C++, and i think in assembly.
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    __asm {
    }

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    You could just make 2 exes and then have each one shell the other when it starts. Just make sure to have each one stop itself if there is a prev Instance before it starts the other one or else they will go back and forth forever.

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    I managed to join two files together using the "open" statement, but it didn't work only the first file opened.
    When I write my code, only God and I know what it means. But a week later, only God knows.

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    TheSarlacc
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    do this!

    create two OLE objects and insert both the EXE's into them!
    then in ur code, to execute anyone of them, use this code:

    ole1.action = 7 (for the first one)
    ole2.action = 7 (for the second one)

    any more questions, just ask...

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    umm there cant be any user interaction in my app ( other then them slecting the files to be binded etc) and the .exe must be able to open in windows
    I know a lot oF Vb, expert in C++, and i think in assembly.
    MSVC++6.NET
    vb6
    masm
    Windowz Xp
    I find my self using this a lot in C++

    __asm {
    }

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