Re: WIN32: Multiple Windows without MDI

unless you have a one window app, mdi is the standard windows way.

Many other applications will spawn off copies of themselves instead 
of being an MDI application.  For example, Explorer, IE and MS Word 
all do something like this.  It's not always a new process per se, 
but it isn't SDI or MDI.

I would suggest just spawning off another instance of your 
application using .Launch if all the logic of the spawned copy is 
going to be the same as the parent.

~Aaron
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