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| Submitted on: 1/29/2003 11:44:12 PM
By: Eka Puji Widiyanto
Level: Beginner
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Compatibility:Delphi 7, Delphi 6, Delphi 5, Delphi 4
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| | | This article will show you how to make your application to be able automatically load when Windows is on starts up.
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See Voting Log | | | | Other User Comments | 3/7/2003 8:11:02 PM:Ateneo
Hi, my friend.
I have notice the
date of your submision because I've got
a Delphi FAQ from several years ago in
which this way of making it is
explained.
I suggest you not to use
a fixed name and location for the file,
unless you are installing it from
another application.
What I use is
the EXEName property of
Application,
then it should
state:
reg.WriteString('Hacked',Appli
cation.EXEName);
Further improvement
is to change the registry data
('Hacked') by the program's
name
reg.WriteString(
ChangeFileExt(
ExtractFileName(Application.EXEName),
''),
Application.EXEName);
In
this case the unit SysUtils must be
included in the uses statment.
By
the way, I liked your web site a lot.
| 7/8/2003 4:43:40 AM:
Thanks Ika!!!
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