Not really. You could write a batch file with the start commands for
your applications that should start with Windows. Put the
command-lines in the desired order and save the file. Remove the
applications from the startup settings and put a shortcut to the batch
file into the STARTUP subfolder of the Start Menu.
At a DOS prompt type
START /?
for help with about how you can use additional features with this.
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