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Jeff,

Thanks .. it works like a bought one. One tweak I noticed is that for NT4,
the procedure is the same for shutting down the shell, and only slightly
different for starting it up.

To restart the shell, double-clicking on the desktop didn�t bring up the
task manager. This might be NT, or it might be the fact I�ve got Novell
running, but in any event, CTRL_ALT_DEL brings up a Novell  dialog, one of
the choices of which is to run the Task Manager.

Jeff Glenn wrote in message <6t9ep0$ld9$1@supernews.com>...
>>a) Have your extensions loaded in your IDE, with explorer.exe (I think)
>>followed by some parameters (which I don't remember)
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>>b) Close down the shell (but not Windows) by bringing up the Shutdown
>>dialog and then selecting the Shutdown button, but with some combination
>>of ctrl, shift and or alt keys pressed also put left big toe in right
>>ear :-)
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>>c) the shell shuts down, only to restart when you tell your IDE to run
>>(and debug).
>>
>>Also, how do you restart the shell without rebooting after you've
>>finished debugging
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>You've got the shutdown sequence right ctrl-Alt-Shift and click cancel.
You
>do this first to stop IE 4 which is the default shell post IE 4 install.
>However, any windows apps, ie delphi are still running.  You then run your
>delphi program and have it's parameters point to your 'IExplore.exe'
>wherever windows may have put it.  All this is required since delphi cannot
>set debug hooks in something that is already running and you want to test
>inside of it.
>
>To restart the shell double click on the desktop.  This brings up the task
>manager from which you can run 'explorer' to restart the shell.
>
>Jeff
>IntraStar
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