Hi Mike,
On Windows, your best option is probably to use sockets, if you are
trying to communicate between two LiveCode standalones.
If you want to communicate between a LiveCode standalone and another
non-LiveCode application, it depends on the options available in the
other application.
What exactly do you want?
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On 8/15/2013 19:38, Mike Kerner wrote:
I can't remember how to set up a stack/standalone to respond to calls from
another application. This is on Windows. The other application will be
telling the stack/standalone to do something. There is no two-way
communication necessary.
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