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Hi Darren,
The most simple way is open the two applications, and switch on the task bar to make the other application the active screen.
But I can imagine that is a too simple situation.
Probably you want some interference between the data of the two applications.
Without making a common front end, you can do quit a lot with late binding to the other application.
It is even possible that a form in the one application can bind to the other application. You can even make a system where it does not make any difference in which back-end the data is stored, or where the form is "defined", but that is more complex.
So, how far you need or want to go?
Imb.