E estee Solid State Member Messages 14 Aug 2, 2004 #1 hey sorry for another question guys, how do u run 2 programs at once? for example, whenever i startup internet explorer i want outlook express to automatically startup at the same time any suggestions?
hey sorry for another question guys, how do u run 2 programs at once? for example, whenever i startup internet explorer i want outlook express to automatically startup at the same time any suggestions?
C CoMpUtaFrEek Fully Optimized Messages 1,765 Aug 2, 2004 #2 Put the shortcut icons very close to eachother
C CoMpUtaFrEek Fully Optimized Messages 1,765 Aug 2, 2004 #4 Could add shortcuts to the startup menu?
~mr mixx~ The Candyman Messages 11,355 Location USA Aug 2, 2004 #6 I think you can set a way for task manager to run this when u startup internet explorer....i think... I'll have to research this.
I think you can set a way for task manager to run this when u startup internet explorer....i think... I'll have to research this.
G Gary Graefen In Runtime Messages 355 Aug 2, 2004 #7 You write a bat file: open notepad type c:\windows\sol.exe c:\windows\notepad.exe pause Save your new program as myfile.bat you can create a shortcut to your new bat file and run it from anywhere.
You write a bat file: open notepad type c:\windows\sol.exe c:\windows\notepad.exe pause Save your new program as myfile.bat you can create a shortcut to your new bat file and run it from anywhere.
E estee Solid State Member Messages 14 Aug 3, 2004 #8 yes i tried that but when i rename the file it is myfile.bat, but it still is a .txt file, i don't get how to convert it
yes i tried that but when i rename the file it is myfile.bat, but it still is a .txt file, i don't get how to convert it
E entity512 Guest Aug 3, 2004 #9 because your saving it as a text file. Underneath where you put the file name you have to put all file types or something along those lines
because your saving it as a text file. Underneath where you put the file name you have to put all file types or something along those lines
E estee Solid State Member Messages 14 Aug 3, 2004 #10 yes i did that and i put C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe C:\Program Files\Yahoopops\yahoopops.exe but it says that "C:\Program Files" is not an internal or external command
yes i did that and i put C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe C:\Program Files\Yahoopops\yahoopops.exe but it says that "C:\Program Files" is not an internal or external command