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I've written a program that I need to run just after logon. It runs
from a Windows command line (perl program) via an installed Perl
interface that's always there (i.e. .pl programs can be run from
anywhere simply by typing their names at the command line). My program
doesn't really interface with Windows much except to pop a window
indicating an error condition - if it occurs. Then it terminates.
I set it up to run out of the start menu under Startup, but that
causes it to pop a command window to run. I also tried it from HKCU
Run but it has the same effect. I'd like to run it more
transparently, with no popped command window or perhaps an
automatically minimized window. Also, the sooner it runs in the
startup process,the better. So if there is a reg key that loads
sooner after logon, that's better.
Two questions:
- Can I get this to run without a command window, or with a
automatically minimized command window?
- Is there another reg key better suited to this and capable of
earlier execution ?
Thanks,
from a Windows command line (perl program) via an installed Perl
interface that's always there (i.e. .pl programs can be run from
anywhere simply by typing their names at the command line). My program
doesn't really interface with Windows much except to pop a window
indicating an error condition - if it occurs. Then it terminates.
I set it up to run out of the start menu under Startup, but that
causes it to pop a command window to run. I also tried it from HKCU
Run but it has the same effect. I'd like to run it more
transparently, with no popped command window or perhaps an
automatically minimized window. Also, the sooner it runs in the
startup process,the better. So if there is a reg key that loads
sooner after logon, that's better.
Two questions:
- Can I get this to run without a command window, or with a
automatically minimized command window?
- Is there another reg key better suited to this and capable of
earlier execution ?
Thanks,