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for any program to run more than one, run it again, so for any program to run more than one you run it more than one.

So for example for any program to run more than one, run it two, ot for any program to run more than one, run it three etc...

Care to elaborate?

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for any program to run more than one, run it again, so for any program to run more than one you run it more than one.

So for example for any program to run more than one, run it two, ot for any program to run more than one, run it three etc...

Care to elaborate?

i suspect your trying to run multiple instances of a application that runs simmilair as a script using the _Singleton() func?
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Some programs, such as Windows Media Player, you cannot run more than 1 time. (unless you use a virtual machine)

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If you'd like to leverage sandboxie to run multiple instances you can use command line args:

http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?StartCommandLine and call those from an AutoIt Script as the need may be.

If you're asking how to make a virtual machine/sandbox using AutoIt as the desired programming language I think you're asking in the wrong forums.

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