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In <1992Aug17.220541.11379@elroy.jpl.nasa.gov> Les Hartzman writes:
>Can a session redirect all output to stdout to another process?  In other
>words, if a program writes to stdout, can the output be intercepted for
>placement in a particular window on the screen?
>

I don't have an example off hand, but what you could do something like the
following scenerio.  If you want to send Process A's output to Process B,
have process A create a Named Pipe (DosMakeNmPipe).  You then redirect StdOut
to the pipe using the Pipe's Write Handle (DosDupHandle).  In process B you
then access the same named pipe and use it's Read Handle to access all the
StdOut from Process A.