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Is it possible share information (for example: passing arguments, global variables,...) between displays (PDI files) in VBA?
Thank you!
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Hi figuera Can you elaborate on your question please, certain objects you can simply copy and paste, but without some more info I can't really provide an answer. 
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I would like to know if a display (pdi file) can receive arguments. Thank you!
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I can't see why you will not be able to get what ever you want from one display and use it on another as long as both displays are open you should be able to activate between the displays. Once again, I can't help much with more info.
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As far as saying something like: Applications.Displays.Open "C:\MyDisplay.pdi /param1=123" Well you can't do that I am afraid. What you can do is declare some public variables in a display and assign values to those variables once you have opened/activated it. Principal Consultant
Real-Time Data Management @ Wipro Technologies
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