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I have a couple legacy programs that I support. (vb6). &nbsp; On an XP machine, I may have a couple instances of VB open in different screens (dual monitors). &nbsp;XP mode does not fully support dual monitors. &nbsp;I was wondering if it is possible to have multiple instances of xp mode running at the same time on one machine. &nbsp; This way I could have each instance of XP mode running in different monitors. &nbsp; Could this be accomplished by setting up multiple virtual machines?<br />
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KF
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I have a couple legacy programs that I support. (vb6).   On an XP machine, I may have a couple instances of VB open in different screens (dual monitors).  XP mode does not fully support dual monitors.  I was wondering if it is possible to have multiple instances of xp mode running at the same time on one machine.   This way I could have each instance of XP mode running in different monitors.   Could this be accomplished by setting up multiple virtual machines?

Thanks,

KF

Can you run multiple instances of XP mode in Windows 7?

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