Running two different tests on separate monitors

Can I run two different labview executables from one PC on separate monitors
simultaneously? I have a 2 station test facility which I would like to use 1 PC and 2 touchscreen monitors so the 2 operators ccan run different tests on each station simultaneously.
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As long as you are careful about not using the same resources (files, DAQ devices, etc), you can have as many executables running as you want.
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