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Are you sure that's all I have to do, I was under the impression that if I double-clicked it again that it would take me to the first instance of the program? &nbsp;Am I mistaken?
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Are you sure that's all I have to do, I was under the impression that if I double-clicked it again that it would take me to the first instance of the program?  Am I mistaken?

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holy sh*t, I am an idiot, just tried it, thanks for that, easiest question ever
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holy sh*t, I am an idiot, just tried it, thanks for that, easiest question ever

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It's actually a bit more difficult to limit it to one instance (although it can be done).
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It's actually a bit more difficult to limit it to one instance (although it can be done).

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I have a project that i'm currently working on and I might need to be able to run multiple instances of it. &nbsp;How would I go about doing that, I haven't done much in terms of actual coding yet, but I'm beginning and wanted to know so I could plan around it. &nbsp;Thanks and I appreciate any comments.
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I have a project that i'm currently working on and I might need to be able to run multiple instances of it.  How would I go about doing that, I haven't done much in terms of actual coding yet, but I'm beginning and wanted to know so I could plan around it.  Thanks and I appreciate any comments.

Running multiple instances of a program

Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is an object-oriented programming language implemented on the .NET framework, but also supported on other platforms such as Mono and Silverlight. Microsoft launched VB.NET as the successor to the Visual Basic language. Though it is similar in syntax to  Visual Basic pre-2002, it is not the same technology,