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Re: Best place (FTP) to put a utility

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From: Andrew Williams
Date: Sun, 07 Aug 1994 17:45
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Scott Mattes <Mattes@navsealog.i-net.com> writes:

>  A couple of weeks ago I asked about a utility to open folders from 
>startup.cmd. I finally found one on a local BBS and I want to give it to a 
>wider audience. Where is the best FTP site to put it on?

If you just want to open the folder on boot, why not simply drag a
shadow of the folder into the startup folder, the same way you would get
anything else to start up on boot? The 'startup.cmd' folder is there for
compatability reasons with old OS/2 1.x programs, and is executed before
the WPS starts up. You should always use the startup folder, if possible.
Handy hint - if you want items in the startup folder to launch in a
specific order, open the folder up in 'flowed' or 'details' view and
drag the objects inside to the order you want them to start up...


				Andrew Williams,
				Physics, Uni of Western Australia.
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Subject: Re: Best place (FTP) to put a utility
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