I think it would run. But it&#39;s hard to tell without knowing the system.<br clear="all">-----------------------------------------------------------<br>Pedro Paulo de M. Oliveira Junior<br>Diretor de Operações<br>Netfilter &amp; SpeedComm Telecom<br>

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<div>I have a large number of subjects to go through with running FS and I was wondering if there is any other way that I can speed this process up? Where I work, they have a “super computer” system where they can run parallel processing and I was wondering
if Fs is able to run on such a system? I’m not too sure if that makes sense but I know the essence of it is to run a greater number of processing streams at one particular time. </div>
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<div>Thanks.</div>
<div>Fatima </div>
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