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JasonA

Is there a way to start an application so that it always runs as low without
having to go into task manager after it is started and setting it to low.
This program hogs the system until I do this then everything runs fine.

Thanks,
Jason.
 
from the wonderful said:
Is there a way to start an application so that it always runs as low without
having to go into task manager after it is started and setting it to low.
This program hogs the system until I do this then everything runs fine.

start, help, start.

However if the program internally uses 'set priority' calls, it will
cheerfully ignore the priority it is started at, and you'll have to
nobble it after the internal setting have been completed.
 
Thanks, shall change the shortcuts.

GSV Three Minds in a Can said:
start, help, start.

However if the program internally uses 'set priority' calls, it will
cheerfully ignore the priority it is started at, and you'll have to
nobble it after the internal setting have been completed.
 
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