[access-uk] Re: deleting files from the start-up goup, is this possible?

Hi Alexander,
What I normally do is you go to "run," and then type in msconfig. Then you're in a sort of dialogue with tabs. You then move to the "Sellective startup" tab, and it's there where you'll find a list of processes and things which you can uncheck. Sorry, I know I'm not giving great instructions, maybe someone else can explain this a bit better. 
Ari
----- Original Message ----- From: "Alexander Shannon" <alexacts2v4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
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Subject: [access-uk] deleting files from the start-up goup, is this possible? 



Hi all,
There are certain programs I have installed on my Acer Laptop, which I currently have running at start-up, which I wish not to have running at that time, but wish to keep installed in order to activate them using their desktop icons when they are required. 

These programs are:
Skype
Adobe Reader version 8
Sypybott Search and Destroy 1.4
There is also a program called Reg clean which I believe I may have uninstalled, but I am not certain.
How can I remove the above programs safely from the start-up group using Supernova version 8.01. 

Thank you all in advance for any help Alexander Shannon
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