ProScan: Clicking Speaker Icon Mutes All Instances

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I appreciate the suggestions. using the .bat route it will open the first instance but won't open the second until I close the first. Any ideas?
this is what I use for a bat file:

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@Echo off

start "" "C:\Proscan1\ProScan.exe"

start "" "C:\Proscan2\ProScan.exe"

start "" "C:\Proscan3\ProScan.exe"

exit

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This will start all named instances of ProScan and then close out the CMD window.
 
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KevinC

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this is what I use for a bat file:

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@Echo off

start "" "C:\Proscan1\ProScan.exe"

start "" "C:\Proscan2\ProScan.exe"

start "" "C:\Proscan3\ProScan.exe"

exit

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This will start all named instances of ProScan and then close out the CMD window.
Thanks. After an hour of Googling I came to the same conclusion and was about to come back here and update.
 

KevinC

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Well I knew how to do it in a shell script ("&") but had to look up how to do it on Windows. I think if you use the "start" command it will do what you want:

start "C:\ProScan\ProScan1\ProScan.exe"
start "C:\ProScan\ProScan2\ProScan.exe"

No, I haven't tested it. :p
Almost.
 

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As long as I don't use shortcuts it works fine, so I'll just keep starting each instance from the .exe in the folder.
Don't know if this will help you or not.
I use a program called Startup Delayer to control what starts up on it's own.
It's simple to add programs to start. And disable ones you don't.
Will often setup a few seconds of delay when when I have a series of the same applications starting upon boot.
I also find the GUI is a nice way to visually see what all is starting up.
It's got lots of "bells and whistles" to play with. Free edition is fully functional.

 
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