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Windows Command Line Start Primer Tutorial
A lot of Windows desktop processing tasks require you to do more than one thing at a time (calling all afficianados of multitasking). Windows (from Microsoft) caters well for people who multitask, and there is a cute keyboard shortcut for … Continue reading →
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VB.Net MultiThreading and Procexp Windows Primer Tutorial
A lot of desktop processing tasks require you to do more than one thing at a time (calling all afficianados of multitasking). You can decide to adopt a supervisory scripting approach, where some scripting language fires off other processes while … Continue reading →
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