Open up a software multiple instances with different proxies for every instance?

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As the title says,

are there any way to open up a software in multiple instances and use a different proxie for every instance of the software? Something like Sandboxie, but with proxies? Or maybe Sandboxie + another software where I can assigns proxies?

Thanks in advance,

Twixx :)
 
the free version of sandboxie plus widecap plus multiple concurrent users will allow you to do this on 1 computer but this is a fair amount of work to set up.
proxyfirewall might be much easier but it only seems to work reliably in XP.
 
create different user accounts on XP, Vista, Windows 7 and you should be able to run the software on each one of the user accounts with different proxies all at the same time
 
I am not aware of how you can run multiple instances, but if you are able to do that, Proxifier will be able to tunnel the connection for a particular instance through your proxy.
 
Virtual machines, add proxy to the software in the virtual machine?
 
Get either proxycap or proxifier. Either one will allow you to assign proxies to a specific program. For multiple instances you might have to copy the program you want to proxify.

Cheers,
xxf8xx
 
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As the title says,

are there any way to open up a software in multiple instances and use a different proxie for every instance of the software? Something like Sandboxie, but with proxies? Or maybe Sandboxie + another software where I can assigns proxies?

Thanks in advance,

Twixx :)

Take a look at this tutorial in how to use a private proxy with ProxyCap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDuYdmUv_sE

or you can get proxifier FREE from here: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...mity-software-easily-changing-your-pc-ip.html
 
For Windows, open up Run and input this command (including the quotes). Below is an example if you were to run a second instance of Skype. Just replace the file directory location with wherever the application you want to run is located.

"C:\Program Files\Skype\Phone\Skype.exe" /secondary

Then as others have said, use a proxy firewall software such as Proxifier to bind individual proxies to each instance.
 
Thanks guys, I'll try some of your suggestions and try to see what's the easiest. :)

Cheers
 
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