Ahah.....add the NOWAIT clause.
close all
select 1
use table1
browse nowait
select 2
use table2
browse nowait
The windows will open on top of each other, but you can set up window preferences if you want them to open in different parts of the screen.
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>>I'm not sure if this isn't overly simplistic, but you can always just select a different work area and browse.
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>>SELECT 0
>>USE table1
>>BROWSE
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>>SELECT 0
>>USE table2
>>BROWSE
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>>.... etc. etc.
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>Unfortunately, it does not display browse table1 and table2 simultaneously
>Ed
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