open Multiple word document why use only one winword.exe process?

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open Multiple word document why use only one winword.exe process?

 

[Jezebel]

Because Word is a multiple document application. You can force-create
multiple instances of the application itself, but why would you want to?

 

[baikeley]

Thinks.
I find a Program using the tech as MSword. User can create multiple instance
,but in process list only one.
I want to write a program like it in VC. MSDN not give me the answer.

 

[Jonathan West]

Thinks.
I find a Program using the tech as MSword. User can create multiple
instance ,but in process list only one.
I want to write a program like it in VC. MSDN not give me the answer.

I think there may be some language problem here.

The way both Word and various other program (like Internet Explorer) work is
that they normally run only one instance of thr application, but that
instance can have multiple windows open. The multiple windows are each main
windows and so look kine multiple instances in the taskbar at the bottom.

I don't know the details of how this is done in VC, but you might look up
"SDI" (Single Document Interface)