J Jeef690 macrumors member Original poster Oct 25, 2006 70 0 Dec 27, 2006 #1 How can I set an application to run at startup? I'm trying to figure this out but Im having no luck . Please help! Thanks
How can I set an application to run at startup? I'm trying to figure this out but Im having no luck . Please help! Thanks
MacBoobsPro macrumors 603 Jan 10, 2006 5,114 6 Dec 27, 2006 #2 Jeef690 said: How can I set an application to run at startup? I'm trying to figure this out but Im having no luck . Please help! Thanks Click to expand... Sytem prefs > Accounts > Login items Click the little '+' icon to add the desired app and it should open automatically when you boot up.
Jeef690 said: How can I set an application to run at startup? I'm trying to figure this out but Im having no luck . Please help! Thanks Click to expand... Sytem prefs > Accounts > Login items Click the little '+' icon to add the desired app and it should open automatically when you boot up.
Mitthrawnuruodo Moderator emeritus Mar 10, 2004 14,844 1,869 Bergen, Norway Dec 27, 2006 #3 ...or even easier: Run the application, right/ctrl-click the Dock icon and choose "Open at Login" from the context menu.
...or even easier: Run the application, right/ctrl-click the Dock icon and choose "Open at Login" from the context menu.
Maxwell Smart macrumors 6502a Jan 29, 2006 525 0 Dec 27, 2006 #4 Yep, then you can check the box if you don't want to see the app on bootup (from the sys prefs menu)
mkrishnan Moderator emeritus Jan 9, 2004 29,776 15 Grand Rapids, MI, USA Dec 27, 2006 #5 Alternatively click and hold the mouse button on the dock icon for the item until the little menu comes up, and then select "open at login." EDIT: beaten
Alternatively click and hold the mouse button on the dock icon for the item until the little menu comes up, and then select "open at login." EDIT: beaten
J Jeef690 macrumors member Original poster Oct 25, 2006 70 0 Dec 27, 2006 #6 Thanks everyone much appreciated!