doesn't make sense. You want it to run when the OS starts or when a user
logs in... which one? System tray apps shouldn't start until a user logs
in. In that case, put a shortcut to your app in the user's startup folder.
If you want to run when the OS starts, then you shouldn't have any interface
components. In that case,simply run as a windows service.
HTH
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"Sujatha" <fr*********@gmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have a windows application developed which can run in system tray. I
want to set up the executable to run while the OS starts. One way, i
can think of doing it is by writing a windows service which calls my
windows application and then set the service to run automatically. I
find this a round about way of achieving my target. Could anyone
please let me know the ways through which i can run my windows
application while starting my OS?
regards,
Sujatha.
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