Setting as startup

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Marcantonio

Hi,

How do I set my vb.net application as a startup executable? One that
starts automatically when the operating system starts.

Marcantonio
 
Hi,

if you use Windows CE, add new keys in the registry :

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/init/LaunchXX with the name of your application
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE//init//DependXX with the dependances of your
application

BR


Fabien Decret


ADENEO (ADESET)
http://www.adeneo.adetelgroup.com/
 
A shortcut is just a text file, with extension .lnk, where the first
'field', composed of a decimal number, is followed by a pound sign, #, which
is followed by, essentially the command line you want the shortcut to run.
Something like this:

62#"\storage card\myfolder\myapplication.exe" "\afolder" /x /y /z

This would run the application myapplication.exe found in the indicated
folder on the storage card (note the quotes, since the application path has
a space in it), and passing it the rest of the line as a command line.

Paul T.
 
I guess I should *define* the decimal number: it's the number of characters
in the shortcut file after the #.

Paul T.

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Paul said:
A shortcut is just a text file, with extension .lnk, where the first
'field', composed of a decimal number, is followed by a pound sign, #, whic

*great*, thank you Paul.

Marcantonio
 
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