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26-Apr-2006, 03:41
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how to make my program get started along with the windows startuphi,
I want to write a program using java which will get started along with the windows startup. I want to write a program to read the store the keystrokes of the of key board in a separate file. i can do reading the keystrokes. but the problem is how to make the program get started along with the windows startup. If anybody knows the relevent information regarding this, please post the information. I will be very thankful, if any sample code is posted. thank u rangamma |
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