#ARQ
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This may be a dumb question, but here goes.
I have a 3000 and ARQ (animated requesters), How do I get ARQ to start
automaticaly when I turn my computer on?
Steve Thompson —> AutoPilot
Place the line: "Run >NIL: Arq" (without the quotes) in your USER-STARTUP
file found in your S directory.
drop it in to your WBStartup drawer, make sure you add the DONOTWAIT
tooltype to the icon.
ARQ can't be run from the WBStartup directory correctly.
-Jonathan
Jonathan:
It can't? gee, I guess I better not tell that to my Amiga, it's been doing
it for a while now! Seriously, why can't it be run from WBStartup?
// -Mike Schiller
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Well, it has to be loaded first… In my case it has to be loaded from my
user-startup sequence due to the fact that some of my shell only programs
must be run after ARQ.
-Jonathan
What problems am _I_ having running ARQ in my WBStartup that I don't know
about? It's been there for a year now.
Well, v1.78 works fine for me from there…..
(Wb 2.04 — KS 37.175)
// Brian — Cruising on AutoPilot…..
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run >nil: <nil: c:arq
Pete
There are no dumb questions. I have frequently asked questions only to
find the answer on page one of the manual the next day. But if you asked,
someone else may have wondered the same thing.
Steve
If you have a "tool" icon for it:
1) add a "DONOTWAIT" tooltype to it's icon.
2) Drag said icon to the "WBStartup" drawer.
Done.
// Brian — Cruising on AutoPilot…..
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