#Stoping WBStartup
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Is there a way to stop the auto execution of the WBStartup? I'm trying
to set up some scripts in my startup that will give me more memory
(especially chip) on booting, and in one of the startup scripts I would
like to stop the execution of the contents of my WBStartup drawer. Is
this possible and still use Workbench? I am using OS 2.04.
…Steve
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Steve,
I'm not positive that it will work, but you can probably rename the
WBStartup drawer to prevent its contents from being run. Just add the
following lines to the script in which you don't want the startup stuff to
run:
IF EXISTS sys:WBStartup
rename sys:WBStartup sys:WBNoStart
ENDIF
Make sure you place these statements before the LoadWB command. If you
are setting up multiple startups, you'll probably want to "reverse" this
action in the other scripts, by adding the following to them:
IF EXISTS sys:WBNoStart
rename sys:WBNoStart sys:WBStartup
ENDIF
Hope this helps….
– BobR
Bob,
How eloquently simple!!! I am sure this will work! Thax for the
relpy! This is what CI$ is all about!
…Steve
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