Scrapebox dedicated server question

gooser898

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Hey guys,
I have a quick question if some has the answer i would appreciate it.
I have xrumer and scrapebox on the same dedicated server. Now when i slow post with scrapebox i cant then use xrumer as scrapebox always takes over the screen. Is there away around this?

Thanks guys REP and thanks for helpful answers.

 

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bleach

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@op
Do you use blogengine slow poster ?or wordpress ?

 

gooser898

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blog enigine

 

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CyrusVirus

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ok,
a little hint at gooser, (use both WP and BE) try it out bro.

anyways, how about running VMware on the dedi with SB in it, run win XP on it. could probably get a torrent somewhere idk.
but try that out

 

gooser898

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Thanks you are a legend cyrus

 

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nameace

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virtualbox is open source, and would two screens help? Would mean second video card though

 

punksgupta

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what's your server config as i also run both tools on my Same dedicated server and i have "core 2 due" with 2 gb dedicated ram with 2000 gb monthly bandwidth.

 

gooser898

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i have similar specs.

 

gregstereo

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VM like CyrusV mentioned is one option. I like VM's a lot, but they do eat some of the machine's resources. Another tip I read a few weeks back for slow poster screen handling is to use a freeware app (I think it was Ultramon?) that can manage screens for you. Puts the slow poster window in its own instance so you can do things in a different window. Something like that might be a worth a shot and would be quicker to try before going into virtualization land.