For those wanting to autostart gigastudio from a boot, you can't just place it in the windows startup folder as it needs 15-30 seconds initialising drivers before launching (otherwise you get an error). Also the VSL performance tool currently has no "autoload" function (how about it Herb?)
Here's the solution:-
1. Make sure 'Hide Extensions for known file types is switched off
(explorer->tools->folder options->view").
2. Create a text file on your desktop called "gigastart.vbs" (answer yes to change file extension)
3. copy and paste the following into this textfile (obviously changing the path if this isn't your default)
Set x = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
Wscript.Sleep 30000
x.Run ("""C:\Program Files\NemeSys\GStudio\GStudio.exe""")
x.Run ("""C:\Program Files\VSL Performance Tool\PerformanceTool.exe"" ""C:\Program Files\VSL Performance Tool\Tool Sets\blahblah.vlp""")
obviously replacing path/filename blahblah.vlp with your own default toolset.
4. Drag this script file into your startbar->startup folder (or alternatively copy it to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup)
5. That's it! If you want to autoload your template from giga, just "save settings as default performance" after it's loaded it up the first time.
Ian
Here's the solution:-
1. Make sure 'Hide Extensions for known file types is switched off
(explorer->tools->folder options->view").
2. Create a text file on your desktop called "gigastart.vbs" (answer yes to change file extension)
3. copy and paste the following into this textfile (obviously changing the path if this isn't your default)
Set x = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
Wscript.Sleep 30000
x.Run ("""C:\Program Files\NemeSys\GStudio\GStudio.exe""")
x.Run ("""C:\Program Files\VSL Performance Tool\PerformanceTool.exe"" ""C:\Program Files\VSL Performance Tool\Tool Sets\blahblah.vlp""")
obviously replacing path/filename blahblah.vlp with your own default toolset.
4. Drag this script file into your startbar->startup folder (or alternatively copy it to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup)
5. That's it! If you want to autoload your template from giga, just "save settings as default performance" after it's loaded it up the first time.
Ian