Hello List - We are running Foxview on window stations. Most of our WPs are multi-head machines. We want to have all the assigned displays open on boot-up or re-start of Foxview. We have been using a script as proposed by the Invensys HH1060 2nd_fv == ++++++++++++++++ if [ $DMNAME = $GCLBUG ] then /opt/fox/wp/foxview/foxview.exe else exit fi ++++++++++++++++ Then at the bottom of the fv_cmds we call the 2nd_fv script. We use mostly four headed stations. The script would bring up all four heads (as long as the license count from sys_def and the DM count in dmcfg were OK). However - we would always get that pesky "Foxview unavailable - OK?" pop-up. We wanted to try to eliminate this pop-up so we hammered on this script. The first line "if [ $DMNAME = $GCLBUG ] " does not act as a comparison - it is ALWAYS true. Therefore, the foxview call gets made every time you run fv_cmds. If you use this script, you will several "sh.exe" processes running in the Task_Mgr - one for each Foxview session you have created. We avoid this in our script by use of the "&" to spawn the foxview task. Here is the script as we have modified it - +++++++++++++ #!/bin/sh a=1 if [ $DMNAME == $GCLBUG ] then cessions=`grep -c "$GCLBUG" /usr/fox/customer/hi/dmcfg` while [ $a -lt $cessions ] do /opt/fox/wp/FoxView/foxview.exe & a=`expr $a + 1` done else exit fi +++++++++++++++ This script will run only when being called from "Head#1". It will open all DM Sessions that are assigned to this station. Note that your dmcfg file must actually assign the DM session to the station for the script to work. If the station name is "-" against a DM session name, then the grep will not find that DM name. By starting the count at 1 (a=1), we take head#1 (GCLBUG) into account. If you want to eliminate the "Foxview not Available - OK?" pop-up - then you can use this modified script. Rick Targosky PPG Industries _______________________________________________________________________ This mailing list is neither sponsored nor endorsed by Invensys Process Systems (formerly The Foxboro Company). Use the info you obtain here at your own risks. Read http://www.thecassandraproject.org/disclaimer.html foxboro mailing list: //www.freelists.org/list/foxboro to subscribe: mailto:foxboro-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=join to unsubscribe: mailto:foxboro-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=leave