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Hello,
I get a question for the different programs with different networks.
I checked the information with the related key words in the forum but there is no answer for this question. So, I think it should be an interesting case for everyone.
For example:
There are four programs:
program1 : IE;
program2 : outlook;
program3 : MSN;
program4 : Skype;
And there are two networks:
network1 : cable;
network2 : wireless;
I want
program 1&2 work with network1
program 3&4 work with network2
so, I wonder how to realize this function.
Anybody can help on this case?
Thanks very much in advance.
Xiaojian (from China)
I get a question for the different programs with different networks.
I checked the information with the related key words in the forum but there is no answer for this question. So, I think it should be an interesting case for everyone.
For example:
There are four programs:
program1 : IE;
program2 : outlook;
program3 : MSN;
program4 : Skype;
And there are two networks:
network1 : cable;
network2 : wireless;
I want
program 1&2 work with network1
program 3&4 work with network2
so, I wonder how to realize this function.
Anybody can help on this case?
Thanks very much in advance.
Xiaojian (from China)
Solution
Mitchell_A
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Hello and a warm welcome to the forums
There is certainly no way to do this in Windows, however you may be able to find some third party programs that would allow customizable network paths.
Alternatively, the only thing I can think of is possibly adjusting settings within the program.
Good luck, and if I come across anything, I'll make sure to post it.
There is certainly no way to do this in Windows, however you may be able to find some third party programs that would allow customizable network paths.
Alternatively, the only thing I can think of is possibly adjusting settings within the program.
Good luck, and if I come across anything, I'll make sure to post it.
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