Mike Grigorov wrote:
>When your application starts multiple soffice they are all running for
>the same user (the one running your application), each checks whether an
>soffice is already running for that user and hands its arguments over to
>the already running one and then terminates. So, you end up with a
>single soffice that services all your connections.
Thanks for the reply. I don't think this is the case - the environment is
terminal server, each user connects with his own user name. When I look at Task
manager I see many instances of doffice, each owned by different user.
Ah, there are multiple instances of your application running, for
different users. I had missed that point.
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