Just for anyone who has a similar problem a quick and dirty workaround.
First move a start icon (LNK-file) on top of your Windows Start menu.
Then have Eventghost execute an "Emulate Keystrokes: {Win}{Down}{Enter}" command, which will start ACDSee.
Jochen
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- Sun Nov 16, 2008 10:12 am
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: Can not start ACDSee using Start Program command
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- Sat Nov 15, 2008 9:22 am
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: Can not start ACDSee using Start Program command
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Re: Can not start ACDSee using Start Program command
I have no problem starting ACDSee from command line. Runs perfectly. It is just fails from Eventghost.topix wrote:The same here. It seems ACDSee doesn't like it to be run from Commandline. When i go to Commandline and try to start ACDSee from there, it fails too.
Jochen
- Thu Nov 13, 2008 6:47 pm
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: Can not start ACDSee using Start Program command
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Can not start ACDSee using Start Program command
When I try to start ACDsee 10 (Picture Organizer and Viewer) with the "Start Program" command, I get the Windows Vista message, that ACDSee does not work any more - a solution will be searched. :o
But I can start ACDsee by a normal double click on the application or a desctop icon (lnk-file). The ...
But I can start ACDsee by a normal double click on the application or a desctop icon (lnk-file). The ...