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Interaction between services and applications at user level in Windows Vista

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20 May 2009CPOL7 min read 147.3K   7.5K   93  
This article is devoted to the issue of working with services and applications in Windows Vista. Solutions are given both for C++ and C#. This article might be useful for those who deal with the task of organizing interactions between services and applications on Windows Vista.

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