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yea, somewhere around here is a "NET something something" command line command you could just write little batch files and add these to XP scheduled tasks I think
 
I stole this from OCAU, this wa sbeen posted here too

To schedule a service:

* Install the service as per normal, then configure for manual start
* Schedule a new task Mon-Fri at 6:00pm (or whatever time) that runs
Code:

NET START "FAH@C:+Program Files+FAH+FAH502-Console.exe"

* Schedule a new task Mon-Fri at 8:30am (or whatever time) that runs
Code:

NET STOP "FAH@C:+Program Files+FAH+FAH502-Console.exe"

You can also use SC.EXE - and make sure you get the service name right.
 
marty9876 said:
NET START "FAH@C:+Program Files+FAH+FAH502-Console.exe"
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Just make sure you get the path correct for these. If you've installed F@H in a different directory, your commands will be different from those. The most reliable way to get the name is to go into the services administration console and do properties on the F@H service and grab the display name line, which you can then copy and paste into the quotes. One other thing to keep in mind is that these commands only work in XP and not in 2k for some reason.

Also, I believe there has been some talk of adding those lines into a users login and logout batch files so you could have folding run whenever someone isn't logged in.

 
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