>Hi George,
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>>I haven't read the whole thread, but I don't think that anyone has mentioned this. No application can govern processor usage. That is strictly the province of the OS. It will off-load to the secondary processor to balance the load.
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>It is my understanding that IIS6 offers more control of processor usage through configuration settings.

That very well may be, but as I said to Christof it simply specifies what processors the application is allowed to run on. I would assume that IIS is free threaded and therefore would be able to do this.