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by paco454
by asmoore
by dle
Bring up the Task Manager. Under Processes tab, look for the Process Identifier (PID). Smaller number starts before the larger one.
If you want to make sure that the Wireless program starts after Outlook, try creating a .BAT file and place it in the Windows StartUp folder.
i.e: RunThis.bat
start prog1.exe
start prog2.exe
by asmoore
by ann777
http://www.jsiinc.com/suba/tip0100/rh0165.htm
There is no way to specifically control the startup order of applications in your StartUp folder. If you need to control the startup sequence, use a batch file with Start commands. Type Start /? at a command prompt for syntax.
Place a minimized shortcut to the batch file in your StartUp folder, removing the application shortcuts that you are starting via the batch file.
by asmoore
by asmoore
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