Hi Sascha,

you should try to start your Programm via the Registry ( like a second
DisplayManager).
The corrct spot in the Registry as follows:

HKEY_LOCAL_MASCHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\FoxNTAppService\Applic
ations

Here you can add a Key for your Application. Appz started there are using
the NT shell. I hope that can
help you.

regards guenther 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sascha Wildner [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 2:43 PM
> To:   Foxboro Mailing List
> Subject:      Launching programs that open a window (AW70)
> 
> Hello ev'rybody,
>  
> has anyone succeeded in launching a program that opens a window on startup
> of the I/A System (after FOXAPI has started)?  I tried it with the go_*
> scripts in /usr/fox/bin and, after creating my own script and adding it to
> fox_apps.dat, the process was launched (as could be seen in the Task
> Manager) but not the window!
>  
> I know there is a structure (its name escapes me at the moment) that is
> being passed to WinMain() in an application.  This struct somehow defines
> the window's characteristics (such as minimized, etc.) on startup.  Is
> this structure somehow modified by the system for applications that are
> being launched from fox_apps.dat?
>  
> What other ways are there to launch applications on AW70 after the last
> go_* script has been processed?  I'm rather reluctant to use the Startup
> folder because in many AW70 systems the 'Start NT Shell at Boot" has been
> deactivated and I don't know whether Startup programs are being processed
> at all with a deactivated shell.  Also using a delay there is not very
> maintainable in case someone adds more programs to fox_apps.dat.
>  
> One last thing: The /etc/fox/user_apps.dat doesn't seem to work at all on
> AW70.  I have not been successful in getting things to be started from
> there.
>  
>  
> Regards,
>  
> Sascha Wildner
> erpicon Software Development GmbH
> 

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