InterAppComm consists of two components, InterAppSender and InterAppReceiver, which can communicate between separate applications on the same machine. The communication occurs conveniently through the use of events. Typically you place a sender in one application and a receiver in one or more other applications. The sender can determine how many receivers are currently running and can send data to them in various formats (string, integer, real, or custom format). It can also detect a receiver being created, destroyed, enabled, or disabled. The sender can communicate with all running receivers or just a group of receivers sharing the same group name.2 demos included. | 
