Single shortcut, dual folding?
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Yah-Der-Hey (Wisconsin)
Is this possible? Basically, I want to double click ONE file, and have it launch two instances of F@H. I dunno why... less to click, less icons, etc. I assumed it needed to be a batch file, and I tried playing around with that. What I ran into was that if I told it to run the F@H exe, it literally did. It made itself that file, and started dropping Folding's config files and stuff on my desktop, almost like it was a fresh, new exe.
Is this even possible? I tried calling (or whatever it is) the shortcuts on my desktop, too, but that didn't seem to work. Any ideas?
Is this even possible? I tried calling (or whatever it is) the shortcuts on my desktop, too, but that didn't seem to work. Any ideas?
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Or are you saying they should be services, and then started/stopped when needed?
If you want to prevent it from boot running or whatever for an extended period just disable it thru msconfig ...otherwise just start and stop if thru services.msc
If they are run as services, you can use .bat files to easily start and stop the services, just by double-clicking it.
Hehe... I need to see the full name of both services. Could you expand the "Name" tab?
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Oh duh. I missed the key word, there - "both" . The second service is exactly the same, except for #1 it's "\F@H 1\" and for #2 it's "\F@H 2\" Sorry.
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Your Bad Roflmao
I had to go back up and check The "Original" screenshot. Too much Photoshop for you!
Scott
Good work, prof. But now everyone knows about my habits Although, I don't think the words "porn" and "bible music" generally belong in the same sentence
Sorry to goof up your thread - I just couldn't resist...
Anyway, yeah, I got the batch files working with infinite help from TheGr81. Thanks man