Open NOTEPAD and then write down the command-lines for your
applications that should start with Windows. Each command-line goes
into a separate line.
You should use the START command to start the applications. Type
START /?
at a DOS prompt for help with this.
Save the file as STARTUP.BAT and put a shortcut to the file into the
STARTUP subfolder of your Start Menu. Remove the applications itself
from the startup settings.
Open NOTEPAD and then write down the command-lines for your
applications that should start with Windows. Each command-line goes
into a separate line.
You should use the START command to start the applications. Type
START /?
at a DOS prompt for help with this.
Save the file as STARTUP.BAT and put a shortcut to the file into the
STARTUP subfolder of your Start Menu. Remove the applications itself
from the startup settings.
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