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  3. May 2007

Re: 'Saving Your Settings' takes a long time

Dan,

It is an "install and forget" tool.

The log is accessed via the "Event Viewer"
Control Panel -> Administrator Tools -> Event Viewer -> Application Log
in left column

Also, services are manageable (start, stop, disable...) via the same
path but instead of Event Viewer select Services. Short cut is to "Run"
services.msc.

Roger Vicker, CCP

On 5/15/2007 11:16 AM, Dan wrote:
Thanks for this tip, Roger. I downloaded it and installed it. The
documentation says it runs as a "service", and I see it running as a service
from msconfig. Is it strictly a "set it and forget it" thingy?

Also from the doc: "You will see of the following error events in the
application log..." How do I access this application log?

Thanks,
Dan



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