program runs every time computer starts

hi,
you use the registry and put program under "run" key,you can do this in a setup/install program like so:

Uses Registry;

procedure RunOnStartup(
  sProgTitle,
  sCmdLine    : string;
  bRunOnce    : boolean );
var
  sKey : string;
  reg  : TRegIniFile;
begin
  if( bRunOnce )then
    sKey := 'Once'
  else
    sKey := '';

  reg := TRegIniFile.Create( '' );
  reg.RootKey := HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE;
  reg.WriteString(
    'Software\Microsoft'
    + '\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run'
    + sKey + #0,
    sProgTitle,
    sCmdLine );
  reg.Free;
end;


Usage:
sProgTitle
Name of your program. Generally speaking, this could be anything you want.
sCmdLine
This is the full path name to your executable program.
bRunOnce
Set this to True if you want to run your program just once. If this parameter
is False, your program will be executed every time Windows startsup.
Example:

RunOnStartup( 'Title of my program', 'MyProg.exe', False );

Hi Jurica,

I'm confuse with your questions
http://www1.experts-exchange.com/questions/10322797/How-to-run-programs-before-Windows-opened.html
http://www1.experts-exchange.com/questions/10326634/Execute-programs.html

Grade it first, please. Your image at E-E can be misunderstood.

T++, Radler.

Being Lazy, but take Barry's example......


RunOnStartup( 'Title of my program', 'MyProg.exe', False );

Replace Myprog.exe for this

RunOnStartup( 'Title of my program',paramstr(0), False );

Your program works even if its run off a network, \\whaterver\c\

Its self automatic......

Jurica2505

Was this a delphi question? or a question out of place?.... if it was a delphi question, i think its rather unfair on inthe... if it was not, why did you post it here?...

Craig C.