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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Topic started by: Peter on December 21, 2007, 07:12:26 PM
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The faq (and several posts in the forum tell how to get hfs to start with Windows. From faq:
"How do I make HFS startup every time I start Windows?
To make HFS startup every time Windows starts, simply create a shortcut to HFS within Programs→Startup in the Windows Start menu. (It might be easier to open the Start menu by right-clicking it and then clicking Explore.)"
This only starts hfs when you log in to the account associated with the Start menu you did this too. For instance, under WinXP, a reboot and no login will not have hfs running *until* you log in. So the faq should be modified to read "How do I make HFS startup every time I log in to Windows?" Otherwise people might think hfs is running after a reboot only.
-Peter
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thank you for reporting.
i just removed that question since it was made when HFS had no facility about the startup.
No question => no wrong answer. :)
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rejetto, the menu option Menu-Start/Exit-Run HFS when Windows starts also contains that string. Maybe Run HFS on user login?
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I think there are noob users, who don't truly understand the difference between windows start and user login, and may understand better the former form; and expert users, who easily will handle the ambiguity.
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I agree with MarkV. I think introducing ambiguity just confuses everyone. It took me a couple of reboots to realize hfs was not really starting at Windows boot.
A famous quote: "Make things as simple as possible, but no simpler" :)
-Peter
PS: Thanks for creating hfs. Quite handy indeed.
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"Run HFS after Windows login" ?