No, if I launch Firefox again, in WINDOWS TASK MANAGER, I see only ONE
Firefox process. Did you not read that in my previous post?
I do see multiple windows, but I see only one task running.
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 10 Mar 2006 at 11:08, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
What? Firefox is an "old" program? Thunderbird is an "old" program?
Word is an old program? These are not old programs by any means......
As I pointed out in another post, your test for what constitutes
multiple instances may be flawed, in that you're using the buttons in
the Taskbar as an indicator of how many instances of the application
are running. This is not necessarily correct in any version of
Windows.
1. in WinXP, as a workaround for the problem created by switching to
the SDI in many Microsoft apps, Microsoft added a feature that groups
all document windows that have the same application name in their
title bar into a single button with a menu to navigate between the
individual windows. However, windows from multiple instances of the
same app get grouped in the same Taskbar button because they are
instances of the same executable. The only way to tell if there are
multiple instances or not is to check the Task Manager. For Firefox,
I'm sure you're getting multiple instances. For Word, I'm not
certain. For Thunderbird, you're probably not.
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