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UniTray as a startup process?

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Is there a way to make UniTray a startup process?

 

Cheers,

 

Matsuka

 

Thanks to those responsible for a great plugin!

I start up with a link to the following .vbs file in my startup group (call it anything.vbs, and put it in the uniserver folder):

' Name: Start MS-DOS File
' By: The Uniform Server Development Team
' Edited Last By: AlleyKat
' Comment: Re-Arranged everything to look nicely
' Auto start of MySQL || 9/8/04 AlK

Dim WSHShell, dir, fso, f1
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set WSHShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

WSHShell.run "diskw\plugins\UniTray\UniTray.exe -scriptfile=diskw\plugins\UniTray\UniTray.ini",0,0


WSHShell.run "Start.bat W mysql",0,0
' --- now give it 10 sec to start the servers before starting browser (edit this to fit)
WScript.sleep(10000)

' --- If you do not want to open default browser at server start - Comment next line
WSHShell.run "http://localhost"

Note that you may have the unitray files in another location, etc.

Well that should do too.. or adding:

 

start diskw/plugins/UniTray/Start UniTray.bat

 

I have not tested this, but it should work. Please also revise the names of the files and folders.

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