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'''How Weather Display Appears''' | '''How Weather Display Appears''' | ||
* '''Full Screen:''' The default condition. Note under '''Setup''', point to '''Full Screen When Larger Than 800x600''', and then click '''Yes'''. | |||
* '''Full Screen''' | * '''Minimized:''' On the '''Setup''' menu, point to '''Start Minimized''', and then click '''Yes'''. | ||
* '''Minimized''' | * '''Hidden:''' On the '''Setup''' menu, point to '''Start Hidden''', and then click '''Yes'''. | ||
* '''Hidden''' | * '''Service:''' On the '''Setup''' menu, point to '''Start When Windows Starts''', and then click '''Start as a service under NT/2000'''. | ||
* '''Service''' | '''Note:''' There have been problems reported when attempting to run Weather Display as a service. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:31, 8 May 2022
When Weather Displays Runs
Weather Display is designed to run all the time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you want Weather Display to start when your computer starts, on the Setup menu, point to Start When Windows Starts, then click Yes. You can also copy a shortcut to Weather Display into the Windows Startup folder.
If you don't want to start Weather Display up automatically, a shortcut to the program is placed on your Windows desktop and on the Windows Start menu via the installer.
How Weather Display Appears
- Full Screen: The default condition. Note under Setup, point to Full Screen When Larger Than 800x600, and then click Yes.
- Minimized: On the Setup menu, point to Start Minimized, and then click Yes.
- Hidden: On the Setup menu, point to Start Hidden, and then click Yes.
- Service: On the Setup menu, point to Start When Windows Starts, and then click Start as a service under NT/2000.
Note: There have been problems reported when attempting to run Weather Display as a service.
