🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi!:)
 What a fast reply !!! :-)

> A service is an application in my opinion.

Of course it is ... I meant that it has special features : it can run with 
system privileges, it can run before the user log on!!
>
>
> You do not have to do anything with the application/TServerSocket.

This is the sort of answers I hate :-(

>
> That I do not understand: you can only run it manually /after/ windows 
> started.
> But not during I would think. You could let windows start it automaticaly
> too at startup as a normal application. So there are three cases.
>
Sorry for my poor english :( I meant that sometimes I run it manually (after 
windows started!), and sometimes I let windows to start it automaticaly at 
startup (BUT NOT AS A NORMAL APPLICATION ... Service are run BEFORE any user 
logs on!!!) and with system privileges!

> Does your application/TServerSocket work (accepting connections from 
> internet)
> if you start it by hand ?
>
No at all!! And this confuse me a little ... if it even does not prompt me 
when I'm logged on, what when I'm not logged at all??

> Within Windows Firewall you can manually add (server)programs that should 
> not
> be blocked. Untested: Just add your serviceapplication.

I'll try! Thank You!!

Stefano B.