Building up a Client-Server-Architecture between a 32-Bit-app and a 16-Bit-app using WM_COPYDATA instead of a thunk

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This article describes how to use the Windows Message WM_COPYDATA if one of the communicating apps is a 32-Bit-app, the other one a 16-bit app. It's really easy, but as far is I know, there has been no detailed description of this problem up till now.

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Thomas Schuster, studying Physics in Ulm / Germany and therefore programming Visual C++.

Building up a Client-Server-Architecture between a 32-Bit-app and a 16-Bit-app using WM_COPYDATA instead of a thunk

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