> I found Component Manager. Just to be sure: it's the service manager you need.
> Is it possible to run SqueezeCenter the way > it was in version 6.x, controlling it from SlimTray? The short answer is: no. The long answer can be found in a thread where we were discussing pro and contra running SC as a service. As on Vista the user can't manage services any more we already had removed it from that menu in the case the user was running Vista. Now we decided to do it the right way, removing all those conditional menus, as it failed for some users on XP as well. It's a step backwards for some, but leads to less confusion for those encountering the issue (which often are less than power users). > a Windows forum, but after reading about running SC as application vs > service I'm not any wiser. Service: can't access your mapped drives, can't be managed by non privileged users, not at all in Vista; but it starts without the need to log on. App: need to log on, but sees the system as you see it, with all the mapped drives etc. > I often have this MIP/SC startup order issue (and have read a few > others do too) and would prefer to just start the two applications > myself. Then have it run as an application. -- Michael _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/beta
