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DDEML and Threads
The DdeInitialize function registers an application with the DDEML, creating a DDEML instance.
A DDEML instance is thread-based, associated with the thread that called DdeInitialize.
All DDEML function calls for objects belonging to a DDEML instance must be
made from the same thread that called DdeInitialize to create the instance. If you call a DDEML function from a different thread,
the function will fail. You cannot access a DDEML conversation from a thread
other than the one that allocated the conversation.
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