I need do few tasks simultaneously with few Internet Explorers opened:
download a large file via http, browse web use other IE, work with ms
office applications, etc. There is no a danger of interfering with
http download and interrupting it?

m.

"mistral" wrote

>I need do few tasks simultaneously with few Internet Explorers opened:
> download a large file via http, browse web use other IE, work with ms
> office applications, etc. There is no a danger of interfering with
> http download and interrupting it?

XP is a multitasking OS, so it should work fine. But the only way you'll
find out for sure is to try it, eh?

"""Rock ÐÉÓÁÌ(Á):
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> "mistral" wrote
>
> >I need do few tasks simultaneously with few Internet Explorers opened:
> > download a large file via http, browse web use other IE, work with ms
> > office applications, etc. There is no a danger of interfering with
> > http download and interrupting it?
>
> XP is a multitasking OS, so it should work fine. But the only way you'll
> find out for sure is to try it, eh?
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Of course, just wanna make sure i understand this correctly..
Sometimes positive result can be casual.

"mistral" wrote

> """Rock ÐÉÓÁÌ(Á):
> """
>> "mistral" wrote
>>
>> >I need do few tasks simultaneously with few Internet Explorers opened:
>> > download a large file via http, browse web use other IE, work with ms
>> > office applications, etc. There is no a danger of interfering with
>> > http download and interrupting it?
>>
>> XP is a multitasking OS, so it should work fine. But the only way you'll
>> find out for sure is to try it, eh?
> ----
> Of course, just wanna make sure i understand this correctly..
> Sometimes positive result can be casual.

The point is the only way you'll know if it works on your system is to do
it.