Zoltan Report post Posted 05/26/2006 07:08 PM Win Xp + Dialogic patch I would like Vg to start automatically when I turn on the computer. When I place VG in the Start - Programs - Startup it starts VG too fast and an error comes. I want Vg to start 3 minutes after Windows to give it enough time to load everything. How can i do it? I read: http://voiceguide.com/forums/index.php?sho...=11&hl=start+up but it is too high level for me. Share this post Link to post
SupportTeam Report post Posted 05/28/2006 11:19 AM First off we'd like to note that VoiceGuide v7 will automatically start the Dialogic drivers, and will automatically wait with Dialogic configuration until after the Dialogic service has fully completed starting up. If using the old v6 of VoiceGuide then, as described in the post you linked to, use the SLEEP program from microsoft (or equivalent) to add some delay to the batch file before it starts VoiceGuide. Share this post Link to post
Zoltan Report post Posted 05/29/2006 03:50 PM I found a solutionfor how to delay starting VG after start up. For those who are interested let me share it: Option Explicit Dim objShell Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WScript.Sleep 120000 '=2 minutes 1000 milliseconds =1 sec objShell.exec "C:\Program Files\VoiceGuide\VgMulti.exe" Set objShell = Nothing WScript.Quit Place the above script in a text file with .vbs extension and put it in the start up folder. When you first test it, it will be blocked as a suspicios script. You need to approve it. After restarting the PC, vg will start in 2 minutes. Does anyone know how to minimize VG window when all the lines are "waiting for call..." and maximize/activate it while there is at least one call in progress? Share this post Link to post