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Excel 2002 With WINXP on a dual processor system
Is there any wa to run two instances of Excel each assigned on one CPU. Could
they be made to run independent of each other. Many thanks, Ed Leshik |
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Excel 2002 With WINXP on a dual processor system
You can run two separate instances of Excel, but as to how you would force
one onto one processor and one onto the other I have no idea about, wouldn't the OS determine that upon a load sharing algorithm? -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Ed Leshik" wrote in message ... Is there any wa to run two instances of Excel each assigned on one CPU. Could they be made to run independent of each other. Many thanks, Ed Leshik |
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