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please explain

hey all,

i was wondering when you lookup commands in MSDN help in the description
you'll often see it say that it's threadsafe or not. i know kinda what a
thread is (needle and thread right? j/k :) no i really know a little about
threads, but in lamen terms what does threadsafe mean?

thanks,
rodchar
Nov 21 '05 #1
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