Logic 5.5 & SFP_4

AlexAnder · Post by **AlexAnder** » Thu Aug 04, 2005 7:11 am

Greetings People!!!

Prompt correct syntax of a branch "RUN", "below normal".
For start SFP_4

at0m · Post by **at0m** » Thu Aug 04, 2005 2:12 pm

Welcome to planetz, AlexAnder

Running SFP in low priority is what many of us do. Maybe this one can make it easier: You can edit the links to "start /low C:\SFP\App\Bin\SFP.exe -s" or save it in a text file called sfp.bat, and it will automatically start in low priority. The "-s" switch tells SFP to open the start project iconized.

Have fun!

at0m.

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AlexAnder · Post by **AlexAnder** » Fri Aug 05, 2005 4:14 am

On 2005-08-04 15:12, at0m wrote:
Welcome to planetz, AlexAnder

Running SFP in low priority is what many of us do. Maybe this one can make it easier: You can edit the links to "start /low C:SFPAppBinSFP.exe -s" or save it in a text file called sfp.bat, and it will automatically start in low priority. The "-s" switch tells SFP to open the start project iconized.

Have fun!

at0m.

I welcome at0m!!

It would be desirable in more details!

1. Where it is necessary to place "sfp.bat" if it is created anew or where it to search if it is created by the program of installation SFP_4.

2. In 2000 this theme was discussed at a forum, by change of a branch "RUN", but syntax has been specified not distinct, and on mine WinXP does not work.

3. Can better establish a priority « LA 5.5" above normal, than to lower
priority sfp.exe?

Yours faithfully to you at0m.

AlexAnder.

at0m · Post by **at0m** » Fri Aug 05, 2005 9:15 am

Oops, looks like the html/BBcode screwed with some slashes, here corrected:
"start /low C:SFPAppBinSFP.exe -s"

1) You can put the sfp.bat anywhere you can easily access it. Start menu, desktop, quickstart tray, or even assign a shortkey to the function it executes. In my setup, it's assigned to Ctl-Atl-S, and the batch file is also in my start menu's Startup folder.

2) Cubase automatically, or at least by default, runs in high priority. You can easily make a similar logic.bat file with something along the lines of "start /high c:/.../lap.exe". I think this is how most of the experienced Logic users start up Logic (on pc).

enjoy!

at0m · Post by **at0m** » Fri Aug 05, 2005 9:17 am

another correction... for the "-s" option to work after boot you should:
- enable Startup project in SFP
- disable it in msconfig > startup
- put the bat file in Startup folder of Start Menu.

AlexAnder · Post by **AlexAnder** » Tue Aug 09, 2005 3:29 am

On 2005-08-05 10:17, at0m wrote:
another correction... for the "-s" option to work after boot you should:
- enable Startup project in SFP
- disable it in msconfig > startup
- put the bat file in Startup folder of Start Menu.

Greetings at0m!

Thanks you for the help in the decision of a question. (It is similar on « Planet Z », anybody Logic does not use).

From times "DOS" has passed so many years, that I have overlooked about such way of start of appendices as "BAT" the file, and very much was delighted to simplicity of the decision of a task.

After start of this file there is its instant flashing, but "Logic" it is not started.
By means of parameter “cmd/k” it was possible to force show the console to me the reason
« I cannot to find…, check up a path…,» & etc.

My line … " start/high C:Program FilesLogicLogic Platinum 5.3.0.exe "
Without "start/high" Logic it is started from everywhere, (though head over heels).

As you think, in what there can be a problem?

It is thankful in advance Alexsander.

Vasfed · Post by **Vasfed** » Wed Mar 01, 2006 5:07 am

My line … " start/high C:Program FilesLogicLogic Platinum 5.3.0.exe "
Without "start/high" Logic it is started from everywhere, (though head over heels).

As you think, in what there can be a problem?

you've omitted space after "start" so windows think that you're going to launch some file "high" in directory "start"...

i.e. correct is "start /high "C:Program FilesLogicLogic Platinum 5.3.0.exe""