Not Programming but dont know where to put

Yeah, that's pretty much the only way you're going to be able to do it.

So there is absolutely no way to do it on windows? And is linux another OS cuz i dont think my parents would like it if I installed a new OS on our comp...

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Original post by Tallshortkid So there is absolutely no way to do it on windows? And is linux another OS cuz i dont think my parents would like it if I installed a new OS on our comp...

It is, but you can dual-boot with windows, so it asks if you want to start linux or windows when you boot up. Also, it seems pretty unlikely to me that windows would support that.

If i hooked two mouses up to Windows because I solved the first problem is there any way to get two cursors with two mouses on Windows?

Also where can i download a good Linux OS and X?
And what is X?

[Edited by - Tallshortkid on January 17, 2005 4:51:14 PM]

There is a kind of software out ther that allows you to do that (not with Windows). It has a special name (something groupware).

The short answer is that there is no clean way of handling more than one cursor/focus (how do you allow two overlapping windows be simultaneously in focus?). There is software for working on documents with more than one person simultaneously over a network, and as the AP pointed out you can have two separate windowing environments running.

Here the good part about what you said, the program I want to run only take a fourth of the screen. So where can i get this program you are talking about?