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Automatic command execute at boot time

Question Answered By: Adah Miller on Feb 04

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In "Startup Applications Preferences" "Startup Programs" tab, select any
applications on the left you want to start at startup. In your case you will
need to click and browse to the application you want to run at startup.

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