It seems to have disappeared.
In any case, the solution is simple :
Install first client, rename the desktop icon accordingly, and in the icon properties be sure to direct the app to the proper ini file by adding =\filepath\notes.ini.
Install the second client, modify desktop icon to launch nlnotes.exe and redirect to corresponding ini file.
That seems to be more a problem of hardware resources and CPU power than a Notes-related issue.
As long as each client is installed in its own environment (directory and ini file), your limit is when the PC has trouble switching from one to another.
I have done it in order to test code in different versions of Notes - before migrating to the next release. Not everyone can have two (or three) machines at the same time.
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