taultunleashed

Simple and efective.
The only thing you need to do is Right click the icon in your desktop-->Properties--Target
and in the end of the Target line add -multiple
Looks like that : "C:\Program Files\Sony\Station\Launchpad\LaunchPad.exe" /game:starwars -multiple

thats it!!

How about just editing the cfg file? Thats easy and persists no matter of the shortcut.

Edit:
And it works with station launcher

editing the cfg file doesnt work with Vista for some reason..
The easiest way I have found is to Simple add this word in the spot that i say.

Start->Run and enter the following command.

cmd /c echo [SwgClient]>%HOMEDRIVE%\user.cfg && cmd /c echo allowMultipleInstances=true>>%HOMEDRIVE%\user.cfg && explorer.exe /select,%HOMEDRIVE%\user.cfg

it will open your homedrive folder ( usually C: ) and select the file ready for you to move/copy into your swg folder.

Tested on XP, works fine.

tzavelas wrote:editing the cfg file doesnt work with Vista for some reason..
The easiest way I have found is to Simple add this word in the spot that i say.

Im running three accounts in a Vista machine with no issues. Using the config file.

phelan1777 wrote:

tzavelas wrote:editing the cfg file doesnt work with Vista for some reason..
The easiest way I have found is to Simple add this word in the spot that i say.

Im running three accounts in a Vista machine with no issues. Using the config file.

You probably have the (incredibly annoying) UAC(User Account Control) disabled.
When it's turned on, you can pretty much do... nothing.

You have to go to the folder options in vista and select to see all of the file extensions, if you do not, no matter what you name the .cfg file it will always read as a .txt with Vista.

r04r wrote:

phelan1777 wrote:

tzavelas wrote:editing the cfg file doesnt work with Vista for some reason..
The easiest way I have found is to Simple add this word in the spot that i say.

Im running three accounts in a Vista machine with no issues. Using the config file.

You probably have the (incredibly annoying) UAC(User Account Control) disabled.
When it's turned on, you can pretty much do... nothing.

Correct .

And I give you the most Frikkin easy way to add a simple word in the end of the target field "-multiple" and all set....
No .cfg files ..No Autoit script,....just a simple word!!
There is peolple out ther that they have no idea whatsoever how to find a .cfg file, nevermind to run a "AutoIT script"
that's as simple it gets....just add a single line ......LoL

Nice nice

Can members say yay or nay to this being usefull so it may be moved to the confirmed section? If you say nay please say why so we can help others know.

tzavelas wrote:And I give you the most Frikkin easy way to add a simple word in the end of the target field "-multiple" and all set....
No .cfg files ..No Autoit script,....just a simple word!!
There is peolple out ther that they have no idea whatsoever how to find a .cfg file, nevermind to run a "AutoIT script"
that's as simple it gets....just add a single line ......LoL

I wasn't looking @ it like that, but for ease of use I guess that would fit just fine. Those of us that know how or are use to playing with cfg files more then likely will think along those lines.

Please see that as a silent contibution...lol..
No yay or Nay required ..I just want to help..
thank you

Nice find. Yay

300 to you and moved to confirmed.

I told you.You did not have to do that !! Admin.
But ....thank you!!