You don't need a special shortcut to load your private
utilities when starting J:
Under J5, you can edit \my documents\juser\custom.ijs
and simply include a line which loads your script.
Under J406, the same change can be made to
system\extras\config\profile.ijs
/K
Here's the only interesting thing that I found in the archive... and I
don't really understand how It could be done.
Tom Arneson: How do you configure J to make it run an application on
startup? It's not the perfect solution, but if it's the only one, maybe
I'll have no choice...
Thank you for your awnsers!
Mathieu Malenfant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Software Development
(418) 681-3539
Infodev Electronic Designers Intl
On 2006-03-01 20:17, Chris Burke wrote:
tom arneson wrote:
I asked the same question some time ago (1.5-2.0 years) and got no answer. I
made the application run on J startup. The users didn't use J for anything
else. I never added any other apps on the PocketPC. I did have a main menu
that ran on PC's to select an application from a listbox.
Tom Arneson
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Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 12:45
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Subject: [Jprogramming] Shortcut to a J application on a Pocket PC
Hi everyone,
I've a small J application that is built to run on a pocket PC. I simply
want to run it from a shortcut to avoid that the user have to open J and
run the script manually. I tried a lot of things with ceshortcut_j_ but
I'm unable to run the script directly... Somebody know if there's a
method to do this?
Yes, there have been discussions on this in the past, and it may be
worth browsing the archives. For example, go to
http://www.jsoftware.com/forumsearch and search for: shortcut pocket pc.
I suspect there is an outstanding problem here, and we will try to get
it working for the pocket pc 601 version.
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