Ok, next question then. The boxes for either program don't appear on screen
after the computer has started. This is the way it has been but they still
appear checked in the start-up list. My goal is to make sure they aren't taking
up any time during start up. Should I just assume they aren't eating up any
time or slurping up any start-up juju, since they aren't technically starting
up despite being in the msconfig start up list?
Kate> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com> Date: Mon, 8
Dec 2008 20:28:03 +0330> Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] start up tab in
msconfig> > Hi, Kate!> > 1. Whenever I have tried to disable something,
anything as simple as msn > messenger or yahoo messenger I always turn on my
computer afterwards only to > discover that it is rejecting the changes. This
is my own personal computer > so I do have administrative rights. That isn't
the issue. It just says it > can't start up normally unless it starts up with
the freakin yahoo messenger > as part of its start up routine. Do I need to
uninstall yahoo messenger > altogether in order for it to be taken off my start
up list?> > Both Yahoo Messenger and Msn Messenger have an option in their sign
in > dialog box that says, "sign in automatically". If you turn those off, >
Windows live Messenger and Yahoo Messenger won't run at startup.> ---> Contact
info:> Skype: parham-d> MSN: fire_lizard16 at hotmail dot com> email: parham90
at GMail dot com> ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kate" <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]>> To: <blind-computing@jaws-users.com>> Sent: Monday, December 08,
2008 8:19 PM> Subject: [Blind-Computing] start up tab in msconfig> > > > 2
questions about using msconfig - start up tab.> > 1. Whenever I have tried to
disable something, anything as simple as msn > messenger or yahoo messenger I
always turn on my computer afterwards only to > discover that it is rejecting
the changes. This is my own personal computer > so I do have administrative
rights. That isn't the issue. It just says it > can't start up normally unless
it starts up with the freakin yahoo messenger > as part of its start up
routine. Do I need to uninstall yahoo messenger > altogether in order for it to
be taken off my start up list?> > Second question I have is, how do y'all go
about hearing a ig long file name > within the start up menu and know what it
is? I was trying to copy the list > of programs that are listed in the start up
tab of msconfig and paste them > into notepad or something. That way I could
boil down the long names into > the main nugget of what's important for me to
know in order to research them > on google. The copy and paste effort, however
was fruitless. Any suggestions > on this dilemma?> > Kate> >
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