How do i call one project from start up project?
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in 1.x visual studio, you can specify the order of compilation.  Right click the main project and go to preferences.  You'll see how to specify the order.\n\nI don't have visual studio in front of me at this moment to walk you through the steps, but that is the right direction to go.\n\nYou can add a project within your main project.  That's what I do when I add class libraries.  Make sure you go to new project, and then add to current project.
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Launch the program and get after it! Just like the rest of us!
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Go to Start/Run  \n\nType in msconfig\n\nThere's a startup tab, click that and uncheck whatever you want in that list.
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Here are 3 ways...\n1. You don't need code if you just set your startup form under the TOOLS, STARTUP option.\n\n2. You can create an AutoExec macro the has an OpenForm command in it.\n\n2. If you really want to do this in a module.  Create an AutoExec command that has a RunCode statement.  The function for the RunCode would be a function you create like:\n\nOpenStartForm()\n\nIn a module you would then need:\n\nFunction OpenStartForm()\nDoCmd.OpenForm "frmMyForm"\nEnd Function
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I think you have uninstalled a program from your PC which worked with this file, and this application stay tell nwo in the list of start up programs. Therfor you get this message.\n\nGo to:\n1-Strat\n2-Run\n3-type there ( msconfig )\n4-in the new window go to - Systemstart -\n5-select only those programs which you want to be started at Systemstart\n\nThen you will not getting this message again :)
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A few can be removed directly from the start-up folder (can find the shortcut to the folder in your Start > "All Programs" list.\n\nFor most though, do the following:\nHit Winkey +R to open the Run console and enter "msconfig"\n\nOn the start-up tab, un-check those applications /processes you don't want to start-up on booting your system. Just be sure to check out any processes you are unfamiliar with first, as you don't want to disable anything important.
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use microsoft project (its software)
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YOu got some work to do.  \n\nStart---Control Panel---Add or Remove Programs---and get going
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Well, the compiler and linker should have built an *.exe file with the name of your program/project.  Just run it from the start / run option in the task bar.  Or click on it.  I hope that this is what you meant, your question is a little difficult for me to understand.
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I presume your talking about project done in access db itself. Go to the tools menu and select the "Startup" option. It is here you can setup how your access application starts up. For more information see the help files\n\nHope this helps
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Imagine it this way... Today you have a project to prepare and for this you must go to a bookstore and find the information you need for it. This information usually doesn't come in one package, so in most cases you must join information you get from several "books" to be able to make your project. When you've done with it, another project comes along and you have to go through the entire process all over again. Of course nobody assures you that you'll be working at only one project independently... So there comes the time when you need to rearrange those "books" as they were before you used them, to be more easier and more quicker to search for them again next time.\nSame thing is with searching required files for completing a task which you are giving to the operating system.
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click on start menu, select run then type cmd
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In a short cut?\n\nSimply retype the "run" line... and resave or rename the shortcut.
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Remove some applications from your 'Start Up' folder.\n\n///
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[ The first place you should go is start&#92;programs&#92;startup which is a directory Windows XP uses to launch application shortcuts on boot-up. ] Run -> msconfig ->start up ->make changes by seeing the locations[start up]
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Project Initiation Team.
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START==RUN== TYPE (MSCONFIG) ITS THERE