10-20-2003, 07:04 AM -
First I want to say that I am a new user of TrueLaunchBar and I just love it. Excellent product!
I have a need to set up a couple PCs where I need to assure that the Quick Launch bar is visible every time they boot up, even if the user has disabled it the last time they were on the PC. It would be best if it can be enabled by a silent command in the user login sequence, such as a registry setting or small exe. I can handle setting the registry or writing the .exe once I know what needs to be done.
These PCs are not shared user PCs, i.e., the same person logs onto XP (and our Novell network) each time. Ensuring that the Quick Launch bar is visible at each login is critical to the application.
While I realize this is not necessarily a TrueLaunchBar question, I am hoping that someone on this forum may know a way to do it. There will be much rejoicing on my end if an answer can be found! Thanks in advance.
Joe
My email is jkunk@house.mi.gov
I have a need to set up a couple PCs where I need to assure that the Quick Launch bar is visible every time they boot up, even if the user has disabled it the last time they were on the PC. It would be best if it can be enabled by a silent command in the user login sequence, such as a registry setting or small exe. I can handle setting the registry or writing the .exe once I know what needs to be done.
These PCs are not shared user PCs, i.e., the same person logs onto XP (and our Novell network) each time. Ensuring that the Quick Launch bar is visible at each login is critical to the application.
While I realize this is not necessarily a TrueLaunchBar question, I am hoping that someone on this forum may know a way to do it. There will be much rejoicing on my end if an answer can be found! Thanks in advance.
Joe
My email is jkunk@house.mi.gov