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April 21st 09, 11:01 PM
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Launching Screen Saver & setting it's Priority
If I launch my screensaver (by clicking on it's respective icon), it runs at
full speed, with priority = ABOVENORMAL. However, if the screensaver launches by itself (due to the wait interval in the control panel), it is painfully slow. Is there a way to change the startup priority of a screensaver? I've tried this command from the cmd prompt: start /ABOVENORMAL myscreensaver.scr -S This launches a new command window...does nothing. If I enter this from the cmd prompt: myscreensaver.scr -S It runs fine. Why is the start command not running my screen saver? Is there another way to have it automatically run in ABOVENORMAL priority? 
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