Yes.  SETI Driver's "Idle" setting puts the CLI at the same priority as the
GUI version.  The only priority lower is a processor halt.

Mike.

"Terry Pratchett" <tpratchett@unseen.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:nWzYn8SWAeAAFAud@unseen.demon.co.uk...

In message <1003ks1li5l5369@corp.supernews.com>, Larry
<lweak@nospam.charter.net> writes

Terry the new version of Seti driver shold take care of the conflict

issue

in Win XP AFAIK.  It was rewritten to change the priority level of seti

so

that it can use idle instead of low setting.

It currently is using the idle setting, whatever else is running.  Is
that okay?
-- 
Terry Pratchett