multiple instance application?

is it possible to create a multi instance application using visual studio 2005. if true how

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multiple instance application?

Sriram Rajamanuri
You mean different versions of a application
Andrej
No I want to make an application that can have several instances. That I can have app.exe and app.exe in the task manager.
Marco72463
When I press F11 I just see Running then Debugging for a second in Visual Studio Title bar and then Visual Studio returns back to editing mode. No error no nothing.
GreyGallon
Start it once with Windows Explorer, then, while it is running, start a debug session in VS2005 and step through the source code to see where it quits.
sameerTripathi
Umm, just start it twice. You would have to do extra work to ensure an EXE has only one instance.
Fakhar Khan
Good, the problem reproduces in the debugger. Sorry, I don't know what F11 does. Try to get the debugger to break on the first line of user code by clicking Debug + Step Into. If that works, keep going with Debug Step Into/Over until you find the statement that causes the exit. If it doesn't break, we've got an entirely different kind of problem...
locknload
Darned, I was afraid of that. Tell us more: what language are you developping in Do you use any DLLs that are implicitly bound to the .EXE Try to use Dependency Walker on the EXE to see what other DLLs might be referenced. Use its Profile command to run the EXE and see how far it gets. If it doesn't make any sense, post the content of the trace pane to this thread.
Juan Pablo Gil
F11 is the shortcut for Step Into :)
Robert Belka
You can do that by loading the application in different processes.

Thanks,

Suresh.
Johann6879
I'm using Vb.NET and my dependencies are: MySQL.Data.dll, Interop.ADODB.dll,Interop.ADOX.dll.
Jonathas Oliveira
well if I try to start it one more time nothing happens!
multiple instance application?

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