Well, this might help.
If blitz doesn't have some sort of delay in it (using the delay command), it uses ALL of your processor power. Have task manager running when you start your first blitz app to see if your program is using all of your processor power. This might explain why you can't get a second app running. This probably isn't why, though :)
If blitz doesn't have some sort of delay in it (using the delay command), it uses ALL of your processor power. Have task manager running when you start your first blitz app to see if your program is using all of your processor power. This might explain why you can't get a second app running. This probably isn't why, though :)