On 09/22/2011 12:17 PM, Kjow wrote:
I'll try to investigate :)
If you really desperately need "something more powerful" I suppose the only way is to introduce a second GUI Window. This will might if you are using a multi-Core System.

Obviously it is possible to create a second GUI Windows by starting a second executable (and have same communicate with the main executable by means such as Windows Messages, Pipes and/or shared RAM.

It might (or might not) be possible to create a second GUI Windows by using the second copy of the LCL that is created by a DLL / *.so and create a second application with same in a thread. Bus as nobody did decently try this yet, you are on your own evaluating this. (See the recent thread on DLL in this forum) Let us know where you get.

-Michael

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