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Open any application multiple times w/o making a copy
If you launch any application by running the binary from Terminal, it will start a new process instead of making the other active. For example, in Terminal type:
Open any application multiple times w/o making a copy
Don't know about the UNIX trick, but duplicating Filemaker 5.5 lets you run it twice. I never would have thought an app that complicated would be able to do it! Filemaker has this nasty modal window system that will hardly ever let you switch between open windows. Duplicating it at least lets me look at two windows at once.
Open any application multiple times w/o making a copy
Or make an applescript like this:
Open any application multiple times w/o making a copy
So, to ensure I understand correctly: if one wants to have three Calculators running, one would compile your AppleScript twice, each with a different name? This would then give one a total of three Calculator "applications" that can be started? |
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