Hi, I'm pretty new to boost::interprocess but I've been performing some successful communication tests between two applications, using boost::interprocess::shared_memory_object and boost::interprocess::mapped_region. But when one of those processes is a windows service, then I get a file not found exception (I've catched it and dumped it into a file), just after initializing a shared_memory_object. It seems that the shared memory is actually managed by means of a file in disk that probably the user is creating in a location and the service in a different one. I've been googling this issue for hours, but the only resource I was able to find is this conversation: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/488877/boostinterprocess-between-windows-... which has not been very helpful since I have no clue on how to use boost::interprocess::managed_windows_shared_memory or even if it could serve to my purpose somehow. Thank you.