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Title: Launch more than one instance of NWC2
Post by: Rick G. on 2009-12-30 04:33 am
I can have NWC 1.75 and NWC2 running at the same time, but I cannot load more than one instance of NWC2. Has anyone figured out how?

It would be most helpful to be able to load NWC2.0 and the new Beta (NWC2.1 Beta 6 as of this writing), copy & paste between them and compare the changes.

Currently, I must save the output as a graphic, close NWC2 and launch the Beta. This is rather time consuming.
Title: Re: Launch more than one instance of NWC2
Post by: NoteWorthy Online on 2009-12-30 04:38 am
You can start the original NWC2 release with the "/newinst" option. Currently, you can also do this in the beta, but the option might become "-newinst" before final release.

For general use, opening multiple instances of NWC2 is not recommended.
Title: Re: Launch more than one instance of NWC2
Post by: Rick G. on 2009-12-30 02:58 pm
Thanks. That seems to work. Had I been able to find:
If the command line does not contain the /newinst option, then any single invocation of an NWC2 file should always open the same running instance of the program.
and been able to draw the proper implications from it, I wouldn't have needed to ask.

I guess there are still a few topics in General Discussion that I haven't read ...
Title: Re: Launch more than one instance of NWC2
Post by: Rick G. on 2011-10-13 07:30 pm
You can start the original NWC2 release with the "/newinst" option. Currently, you can also do this in the beta, but the option might become "-newinst" before final release.

For general use, opening multiple instances of NWC2 is not recommended.
Opening multiple instances of NWC2 may cause the attached notification. I'm just reporting this. IMO, it is not so annoying that any fix is needed.
Title: Re: Launch more than one instance of NWC2
Post by: Rick G. on 2012-04-02 07:40 am
the beta, but the option might become "-newinst" before final release
It did not. -newinst does not work. /newinst does