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Absolute StartUp manager - tips&tricks:
- What for do I need startup manager?
You have a lot of programs
in Windows startup and you should have a possibility to control them: to add
new programs, delete old or unnecessary programs etc. The best way to have
utility to control all startup programs in one place is not to search throw
registry and startup folders.
- Why Absolute StartUp?
Because Absolute Startup is the best from
startup managers: it has the richest number of functions and stay in constant
development to add new suitable functions.
- What more has Absolute Startup than another startup
managers?
Absolute StartUp has basic set of functions: to add, edit,
delete, enable, disable etc and extended sets: recycle
bin, backup,
schedule,
conditions
to start programs, access
to other users startup configuration in Windows 2000/XP, clipboard
support. Now Absolute StartUp is more than original startup manager for
Windows - it is a center where all programs are located and you can start and
stop them, create startup schedule and automate all auto started programs.
- I need more!
Do you have any new ideas about Absolute StartUp or
suitable functions for you? It's easy to get more - contact support
and tell us about them. We will add your proposition to todo list and you
will get this feature in the next release - you will get your function
to work in Absolute StartUp!
- Which Windows versions are supported by Absolute
Startup?
Absolute Startup supports Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP. Due
to logon user rights different startup configurations will be accessible -
Administrator will be able to edit all users' startup configurations,
restricted user can edit only its own startup configuration.
- First start - recommendations.
At first start of Absolute
Startup it is recommended to create initial backup configuration. After it
we recommend to inspect all startup programs and delete unnecessary programs.
Next you can inspect new schedule feature and add programs into new startup
sections. Next starts you will control all startup items and edit them
due to your new demands - Absolute Startup will be your buddy in all startup
questions.
- Unregistered limitations.
Absolute StartUp is a shareware
product and has limitation in trial version:
- Trial period: 21 days.
- Nag screen at startup.
- Some functions are blocked: adding a new item, pasting from clipboard.
- Some functions are limited: Recycle
Bin.
To remove limitations you need to register
Absolute StartUp.
- Schedule feature problems.
Application with activate schedule
mode is deleted from correspondent windows startup section and startup by Absolute
StartUp monitor - its tiny agent, who starts with Windows and executes all
routine. Thus, during edit applications with Absolute StartUp, you have to
keep it switched on to get all advantages of schedule feature. If some
other problems with schedule appear, contact
us
- Clipboard support hints.
Original clipboard hotkey is supported:
ctrl+x, ctrl+c, ctrl+x. Other hotkeys: ctrl+Ins, shift+Del, shift+Ins are not
supported because they are required for other actions. To execute clipboard
one you have to select section in tree and select one item in the program
list.
- Access to other users in the system.
This feature is supported
in Windows 2000/XP only. Number of user accounts, which display, depends on
logoned user rights - Administrator will be able to edit any user's startup
configuration and default
user configuration.
- "Read only" items in startup folders are protected - you cannot edit them -
only delete - thus you can protect some shorcuts in startup folder when set them read only mode.
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