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19.7.1.Use ExecuteAssembly on two different domains.
Module Test

   Sub Main()
      Dim currentDomain As AppDomain = AppDomain.CurrentDomain
      Dim otherDomain As AppDomain = AppDomain.CreateDomain("otherDomain")

      currentDomain.ExecuteAssembly("MyExecutable.exe")
      ' Prints "MyExecutable running on [default]"

      otherDomain.ExecuteAssembly("MyExecutable.exe")
      ' Prints "MyExecutable running on otherDomain"
   End Sub 'Main

End Module 'Test
19.7.AppDomain
19.7.1.Use ExecuteAssembly on two different domains.
19.7.2.Execute code in another application domain
19.7.3.Use the SetData(String, Object) method to create a new value pair
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