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May 12th 09, 07:58 PM
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Start Program on Start up.
How would one go about starting an .exe file program each time they turned
on the computer?? I would like to start up a Childs program each time she turns on her computer. TonySper 
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May 12th 09, 09:00 PM
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Start Program on Start up.
On Tue, 12 May 2009 14:58:05 -0400, "TonySper"
wrote: How would one go about starting an .exe file program each time they turned on the computer?? I would like to start up a Childs program each time she turns on her computer. Put a shortcut to any program you want to start automatically into the folder \Documents and Settings\your user name\Start Menu\Programs\Startup -- Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience Please Reply to the Newsgroup
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May 12th 09, 09:00 PM
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Start Program on Start up.
On Tue, 12 May 2009 14:58:05 -0400, "TonySper"
wrote: How would one go about starting an .exe file program each time they turned on the computer?? I would like to start up a Childs program each time she turns on her computer. Put a shortcut to any program you want to start automatically into the folder \Documents and Settings\your user name\Start Menu\Programs\Startup -- Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience Please Reply to the Newsgroup
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May 12th 09, 10:37 PM
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Start Program on Start up.
Ken,
Thanks, that was short and sweet. I guess one would need to put it into each child's start that uses the computer. That it what I forgot to do. Tony "Ken Blake, MVP" wrote in message ... On Tue, 12 May 2009 14:58:05 -0400, "TonySper" wrote: How would one go about starting an .exe file program each time they turned on the computer?? I would like to start up a Childs program each time she turns on her computer. Put a shortcut to any program you want to start automatically into the folder \Documents and Settings\your user name\Start Menu\Programs\Startup -- Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience Please Reply to the Newsgroup
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May 12th 09, 10:37 PM
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Start Program on Start up.
Ken,
Thanks, that was short and sweet. I guess one would need to put it into each child's start that uses the computer. That it what I forgot to do. Tony "Ken Blake, MVP" wrote in message ... On Tue, 12 May 2009 14:58:05 -0400, "TonySper" wrote: How would one go about starting an .exe file program each time they turned on the computer?? I would like to start up a Childs program each time she turns on her computer. Put a shortcut to any program you want to start automatically into the folder \Documents and Settings\your user name\Start Menu\Programs\Startup -- Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience Please Reply to the Newsgroup
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May 13th 09, 01:11 AM
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Start Program on Start up.
On May 12, 2:37*pm, "TonySper" wrote:
Ken, Thanks, that was short and sweet. I guess one would need to put it into each child's start that uses the computer. That it what I forgot to do. Tony Isn't there something like an "All Users" profile? Put it in that profile's Startup folder and it should run on startup for everybody. Jerry
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May 13th 09, 01:11 AM
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Start Program on Start up.
On May 12, 2:37*pm, "TonySper" wrote:
Ken, Thanks, that was short and sweet. I guess one would need to put it into each child's start that uses the computer. That it what I forgot to do. Tony Isn't there something like an "All Users" profile? Put it in that profile's Startup folder and it should run on startup for everybody. Jerry
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May 13th 09, 03:28 AM
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Start Program on Start up.
Go to C:/Windows/Tasks/ and open "Add Scheduled Task".
Then select "Next ". Then choose the app from the list. Type a name if you wish, and choose "When my computer starts" or "When I log on" Then choose the user and the password, if any. Then Click "Finish" and you'll be done. -- Vick MSTR -- Windows Tutorials Evolved http://youtube.com/MasterOfTheXP "TonySper" wrote in message ... How would one go about starting an .exe file program each time they turned on the computer?? I would like to start up a Childs program each time she turns on her computer. TonySper
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May 13th 09, 03:28 AM
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Start Program on Start up.
Go to C:/Windows/Tasks/ and open "Add Scheduled Task".
Then select "Next ". Then choose the app from the list. Type a name if you wish, and choose "When my computer starts" or "When I log on" Then choose the user and the password, if any. Then Click "Finish" and you'll be done. -- Vick MSTR -- Windows Tutorials Evolved http://youtube.com/MasterOfTheXP "TonySper" wrote in message ... How would one go about starting an .exe file program each time they turned on the computer?? I would like to start up a Childs program each time she turns on her computer. TonySper
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May 13th 09, 05:21 AM
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Start Program on Start up.
"JerryM" wrote in message ... On May 12, 2:37 pm, "TonySper" wrote: Ken, Thanks, that was short and sweet. I guess one would need to put it into each child's start that uses the computer. That it what I forgot to do. Tony Isn't there something like an "All Users" profile? Put it in that profile's Startup folder and it should run on startup for everybody. Jerry The START button right-click menu has an "Open All Users" option. __________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature database 4069 (20090512) __________ The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus. http://www.eset.com
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May 13th 09, 05:21 AM
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Start Program on Start up.
"JerryM" wrote in message ... On May 12, 2:37 pm, "TonySper" wrote: Ken, Thanks, that was short and sweet. I guess one would need to put it into each child's start that uses the computer. That it what I forgot to do. Tony Isn't there something like an "All Users" profile? Put it in that profile's Startup folder and it should run on startup for everybody. Jerry The START button right-click menu has an "Open All Users" option. __________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature database 4069 (20090512) __________ The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus. http://www.eset.com
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May 13th 09, 09:47 PM
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Victor,
Thank you. That is a great way of doing it. Also you know as long as I have used computes I never noticed the "Open all users" on the start button. Talk about just following the bouncing ball. Have to pay more attention I guess. Tony "Victor Bowman" wrote in message ... Go to C:/Windows/Tasks/ and open "Add Scheduled Task". Then select "Next ". Then choose the app from the list. Type a name if you wish, and choose "When my computer starts" or "When I log on" Then choose the user and the password, if any. Then Click "Finish" and you'll be done. -- Vick MSTR -- Windows Tutorials Evolved http://youtube.com/MasterOfTheXP "TonySper" wrote in message ... How would one go about starting an .exe file program each time they turned on the computer?? I would like to start up a Childs program each time she turns on her computer. TonySper
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May 13th 09, 09:47 PM
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Start Program on Start up.
Victor,
Thank you. That is a great way of doing it. Also you know as long as I have used computes I never noticed the "Open all users" on the start button. Talk about just following the bouncing ball. Have to pay more attention I guess. Tony "Victor Bowman" wrote in message ... Go to C:/Windows/Tasks/ and open "Add Scheduled Task". Then select "Next ". Then choose the app from the list. Type a name if you wish, and choose "When my computer starts" or "When I log on" Then choose the user and the password, if any. Then Click "Finish" and you'll be done. -- Vick MSTR -- Windows Tutorials Evolved http://youtube.com/MasterOfTheXP "TonySper" wrote in message ... How would one go about starting an .exe file program each time they turned on the computer?? I would like to start up a Childs program each time she turns on her computer. TonySper
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May 13th 09, 09:52 PM
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Start Program on Start up.
I also have to learn to spell.
Tony "TonySper" wrote in message ... Victor, Thank you. That is a great way of doing it. Also you know as long as I have used computes I never noticed the "Open all users" on the start button. Talk about just following the bouncing ball. Have to pay more attention I guess. Tony "Victor Bowman" wrote in message ... Go to C:/Windows/Tasks/ and open "Add Scheduled Task". Then select "Next ". Then choose the app from the list. Type a name if you wish, and choose "When my computer starts" or "When I log on" Then choose the user and the password, if any. Then Click "Finish" and you'll be done. -- Vick MSTR -- Windows Tutorials Evolved http://youtube.com/MasterOfTheXP "TonySper" wrote in message ... How would one go about starting an .exe file program each time they turned on the computer?? I would like to start up a Childs program each time she turns on her computer. TonySper
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May 13th 09, 09:52 PM
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Start Program on Start up.
I also have to learn to spell.
Tony "TonySper" wrote in message ... Victor, Thank you. That is a great way of doing it. Also you know as long as I have used computes I never noticed the "Open all users" on the start button. Talk about just following the bouncing ball. Have to pay more attention I guess. Tony "Victor Bowman" wrote in message ... Go to C:/Windows/Tasks/ and open "Add Scheduled Task". Then select "Next ". Then choose the app from the list. Type a name if you wish, and choose "When my computer starts" or "When I log on" Then choose the user and the password, if any. Then Click "Finish" and you'll be done. -- Vick MSTR -- Windows Tutorials Evolved http://youtube.com/MasterOfTheXP "TonySper" wrote in message ... How would one go about starting an .exe file program each time they turned on the computer?? I would like to start up a Childs program each time she turns on her computer. TonySper
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