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From: johnhlee@fulla.cs.cornell.edu (John H. Lee)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc
Subject: Re: Multitasking workbench 2.0
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Date: 4 Feb 91 17:31:35 GMT
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In article <588+H8*@irie.ais.org> kelson@ais.org (David Lewis) writes:
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>  This is probably a dumb and already anwsered question.. but I coudlnt
>find it so here it does.... My neighboor just got a 3000 at work.. and
>everything is going pretty good with it.. except I cant seem to get
>the workbench 2.0 to multitask... I 'thought' it was automatically
>supposed to...

Could you give a little more information as to why you think it wasn't
multitasking?  Multitasking is a responsibility of the lowest system
software layer, and all applications (Workbench included) always multitask
(besides games that take over the system, usually by requiring you boot
from them.)

(Bleah.  I need a better verb meaning "to participate in a multitasking
environment.")
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