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Alex Stevens
Hi All,
I'm writing a launcher program which checks for updates and copies them down
to the client.
However, I would like the user to be able to modify the settings for the
launcher. As this runs automatically, I would like it to be configurable by
the user holding down the shift key when double-clicking my exe, to bypass
the usual update routine and start the config form.
Access does something similar, by holding down the shift to bypass the
autoexec macros with automatically starts on startup.
I'm already checking for command parameters to start the config, but that
isn't acceptable, and the user would have to modify the shortcut etc.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Alex
I'm writing a launcher program which checks for updates and copies them down
to the client.
However, I would like the user to be able to modify the settings for the
launcher. As this runs automatically, I would like it to be configurable by
the user holding down the shift key when double-clicking my exe, to bypass
the usual update routine and start the config form.
Access does something similar, by holding down the shift to bypass the
autoexec macros with automatically starts on startup.
I'm already checking for command parameters to start the config, but that
isn't acceptable, and the user would have to modify the shortcut etc.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Alex