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#6 run on startup

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2012-07-09
2012-05-18
Anonymous
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Can you insert a parameter (like /start) to automatically run Btprox at windows startup/login and already checking for the BT device?

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  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2012-07-09

    That would be awesome or at lease the ability for it to be loaded as a system service.

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2012-07-09

    Try an AutoIT script to startup BtProx and select start and hide:

    include <buttonconstants.au3></buttonconstants.au3>

    include <guiconstantsex.au3></guiconstantsex.au3>

    include <guilistbox.au3></guilistbox.au3>

    include <progressconstants.au3></progressconstants.au3>

    include <staticconstants.au3></staticconstants.au3>

    include <windowsconstants.au3></windowsconstants.au3>

    $ProcessName2 = "btprox.exe"

    If ProcessExists($ProcessName2) Then
    ;MsgBox(0,"Running",$ProcessName & " is running.")
    Else
    $objShell.Run ("x:\xxx\bt\btprox.exe")
    EndIf

    Do
    if WinExists("BtProx") Then
    $Readout = "0"
    Else
    $Readout = "1"
    Sleep(100)
    EndIf

    Until $Readout = 0

    if WinExists("BtProx") Then
    WinWait("BtProx")
    WinActivate("BtProx")
    WinWaitActive("BtProx")
    Sleep(100)
    Send("{alt}s")
    Sleep(100)
    Send("{alt}h")

    Else

    EndIf

     
  • Uri Kogan

    Uri Kogan - 2012-07-09

    You have a better option: just use the "/q" flag when starting the program.

     

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