applications multi-windows

sorry for my very bad english.
¿Creating a multi-window application like you can open a single window with its own settings from the desktop with an icon?

I don’t understand. Firstly, try posting your doubts in detail in Spanish here: https://forum.xojo.com/conversations/espanol

If you don’t get answers in 24h, then try in English.

in spanish no receive help correct

Well… If you do prefer this way, you will need to do a much better effort.
Try to describe your problem in details. If you have difficulty, try finding help to formulate the questions in English for you.
That one line you made makes no sense. Nobody knows what you need.

I need to create an application of multiple windows of work, Each window will have its own configuration; their own buttons, their own editfields, their graphics, After you do this I want to create four icons on the desktop, each icon has to directly open a of those windows without having to open the other, That is to say, something as well as an application of multiple environments, How can he do this, I hope that I am now better understand

Which operating system? Each one will require a different approach.

Do the windows interact in any way? Can each one be its own project, separate from the others?

It’s possible the four icons would need to be for “documents” your application knows how to open but they each have their own “type” (on Windows this might be an extension on OS X something else but you don’t say what OS you’re using)

When one is double clicked the application gets an “open document” event & it can check the “type” and use that to figure out what window to open based on that

that might work

Using Windows 8, are not documents, each environment will have its own controls, I would like that every icon open your corresponding interface, The four environments are part of a single application, which can be done because I have seen created with other technologies

the only thing the icons represent is a “short cut way to get to one aspect of the application”
nothing more
not actual documents like a word document

On windows you COULD set up 4 icons that are short cuts to your application that also passes a command line parameter that you check to see which icon was clicked

Windows 8. Maybe what he is thinking is a tile, not a desktop icon.

Don’t know how to do so that I understand, Shortcuts are not, I would like to make four editors in one, The four editors will be in the same executable, Each icon should open its own editor without interfering with the other, I know that you can do but don’t know how to do it

4 shortcuts to the SAME executable the only difference is the short cut can also pass an argument to the executable
So one might hvae one icon and pass an additional argument ( lets say 1) to indicate that the exe should open and go to window 1
Another short cut that passes 2 takes y out window 2 etc
You could make as many as you want

It’s got NOTHING to do with what tools you use to make the program just how you set up the short cuts & what the program does with the additional arguments

Been there done that (and did it this way) many many years ago in VB

Something like one application which shows four icons in something like a small toolbar? Each icon displays (launches) a unique window? Each unique window has its own set of controls and functions? Do you have an example of what it should look like (a few snapshots of some other application you have seen)?

One window, containing an appropriate number of toolbar items, which let display the Pagepanel of interest,
instead of creating a window of each.
The Pagepanel.value can be set at the application’s start as well.

no son barras de herramientas, Has anyone used bayblon?, This includes 4 utilities in a same project, 4 Icons, an icon for each utility And does not have separate projects, This type of interface i would like

That is your answer. In app.open, check system.commandline and open the appropriate window.

I am going to give the item by closed because I can’t do that I understand, perhaps what I desire cannot be in xojo