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On MC 65 / 55, whatever clicking A.exe file more than once, system points to the same running A.exe. (But at one time, on MC 65, there were 3 A.exe shown in Task Manager.)
But on MC 3000, system opens A.exe, depends on clicking.
Please share me why it is.
Windows Mobile’s version of the Compact Framework has a “feature” that attempts to prevent multiple executions of the same application. I say “attempts” because the mechanism used by the EE to enforce it is flawed and if you launch the app a couple times in quick succession you can get multiple instances anyway.
Under Windows CE (which the MC3000 is) the feature isn’t used at all – it’s up to you to implement it. IMO, that’s a better route anyway, as you get to implement it how you want in your app – including possibly passing command-line parameters, plus you have the potential to actually do it right with a mutex.