MultiApp Version 0.9 beta test
Copyright 1992 John Navas II, All Rights Reserved
May be freely distributed for private, non-commercial use.

MultiApp will start multiple applications (Windows or DOS) from the
Windows command line.  This allows you to add an icon to the program
manager that will launch more than one application at a time.  Simply
identify these applications as arguments to the MultiApp Windows
command line.  For example:

MULTIAPP write "notepad readme.txt"

will start both Windows Write (with no document) and Windows Notepad
(with README.TXT).  The application launched last will be the top
window.  Note that quoted argument strings are supported.

By default all applications are started as normal windows.  To start
following applications as an icon, insert a "-" argument; to reverse
the effect of the "-", use "+".  For example:

MULTIAPP - write + "notepad readme.txt"

starts Windows Write as an icon and Windows Notepad as a normal
window.

If an application is not found, MultiApp will display an error dialog
box.  Once all application(s) are launched, MultiApp terminates.