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Add an entry to the Startup of MSConfig



 
 
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Old July 4th 04, 05:44 PM
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Default Add an entry to the Startup of MSConfig

I would like to add a program to the startup of MsConfig but don't see
anything where I can "add".
Anyone care to point out how I can accomplish this?
Thanks


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Old July 4th 04, 05:44 PM
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Default Add an entry to the Startup of MSConfig

righ click on the START button and choose EXPLORE ALL USERS,
browse to the PROGRAMSSTARTUP folder and place a shortcut to your program
there.



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I would like to add a program to the startup of MsConfig but don't see
anything where I can "add".
Anyone care to point out how I can accomplish this?
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Old July 4th 04, 07:43 PM
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Thanks for that tip. (I did know about it, but was just wondering how
entries get added to the MSConfig startup section).


 




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