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1 replies. Latest Post by mchlSync on July 1, 2009.

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Out of Browser Feature.

07-01-2009 3:02 AM |

Hi ,

I wanted to know that, is it possible to detach just a part of the application.

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Re: Out of Browser Feature.

07-01-2009 3:37 AM |

You can detach the whole application only.

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