Multitasking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Multitasking may refer to any of the following: Computer multitasking - the apparent simultaneous performance of two or more tasks by a computer's central processing unit
Multitasker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Multitasker is a Palm OS program that allows multiple BASIC programs to be run at the same time. The current version, 1.0C, supports up to 10 applications running simulatneously.
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multitask - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about multitask
multitasking. In computing, a system in which one processor appears to run several different programs (or different parts of the same program) at the same time.
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Multitasker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Multitasker is a Palm OS program that allows multiple BASIC programs to be run at the same time. The current version, 1.0C, supports up to 10 applications running simulatneously.
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You’re working on two projects at once, while your boss has placed two new demands on your desk. You’re on the phone while three new emails come in.
