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And this is relevant to OS/2? 


fgroup@fgroupsoft.com (Alexander Vihtyuk) wrote in message news:<cfdc53dd.0310110123.4c69a166@posting.google.com>...
> F-Group Software is glad to announce the release of Absolute StartUp
> 3.0, a multifunctional autostart manager for Windows
> 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP with new additional settings for program start.
> 
> Along with Windows start we get not only the operating system running,
> but also our favorite and not so favorite programs: ICQAgent ("Is
> there a way to get it out of here?"), MSNMessanger ("Is it possible at
> all?"), WimAmp ("Music is OK, but it is all gone long ago!"), that
> shareware stuff ("If only there were an option for turning it off.")
> Even having set up the desired configuration once, time comes for
> installing new programs. And those new programs declare themselves
> indispensable, and without even thinking that the user can do without
> them very well, they add themselves to the autostart process. But
> which one knows better what and when we need - a program or we?
> Absolute StartUp manager was developed especially for controlling all
> the autostart programs. Once you install Absolute StartUp, you become
> the master over your computer. Now you are able to control and edit
> the current configuration, add and remove programs, cancel their start
> without deleting them altogether.
> I hear you say: "Every startup manager can do that", and you would
> have been right, if only...
> Absolute StartUp didn't follow the changes in the autostart settings
> and didn't inform you about them
> It couldn't view, launch and stop the programs 
> It didn't have a Smart Recycle Bin - a special bin with the deleted
> programs allowing to restore, delete them completely or clear the bin
> Absolute StartUp didn't present new options for starting programs: 
> Day-specific program start (at weekends or on weekdays) 
> Program start at a certain time 
> Autostart with a delay 
> Start after another program 
> Start upon establishing Internet connection 
> You couldn't cancel the start of the program at Windows startup by
> holding down only one key.
>  
> Using these features of Absolute StartUp, you can optimize you system
> in the most appropriate way. You can set various configurations for
> weekdays and weekends - "at least today I won't see that compiler!" -
> or for certain days - "once a week we have a meeting and I can't fail
> to get this document ready for it". You can schedule an ICQ session or
> a rest after half an hour work in a high-way race. It's easy to switch
> to a different occupation with only one program launch as the rest of
> the programs will follow automatically. And yes - do not forget to
> check the e-mail, once you get on-line anyway!
> Absolute StartUp makes it all possible, that's why it is a little bit
> more than just a powerful startup manager. But that "little bit" will
> save you much more time and power.
> Install Absolute StartUp now and you will see how it helps you to
> optimize your system along with your PC life.
> 
> Absolute StartUp costs only $24.95 and may be ordered from F-Group'
> web site at http://www.fgroupsoft.com/. You can download a free trial
> version of Absolute StartUp from the same address. For more
> information about Absolute StartUp, contact F-Group, E-mail:
> fgroup@fgroupsoft.com Web site: http://www.fgroupsoft.com/.
>  
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> Alexander Vihtyuk
> F-Group Software
> www.fgroupsoft.com