Have tried several of the suggestions found on the forum to speed upcontrollers speech. I'm running Windows XP Home.My original shortcut target reads "C:Program Filesrcv30rcv3.exe"This is what I added to the shortcut target.%comspec% /C "start /ABOVENORMAL C:Program Filesrcv30rcv3.exe"When I start RCV3 (with 3.1 installed) I get this message.Windows cannot find 'C:Program'Make sure you typed the name correctly,etc.,etc.Also noted that my icon for the shortcut changed to a dos icon...What am I doing wrong....Any help would be appreciated.

try %comspec% /C start /ABOVENORMAL C:Progra~1rcv30rcv3.exe

>try >>%comspec% /C start /ABOVENORMAL C:Progra~1rcv30rcv3.exe Thanks much JD that did it........ Dave

Hi JD,Ok I set the start like you said. But on the opening screen it says the priority is set to normal. Shouldn't it be above normal? I'm using Windows XP HomeThanks

are you using 3.01?

I'm sorry. Yes I'm using 3.01

change your commandline to saydrive:pathtorcrcv3.exe /realtimeyou substitute your drive and your path

Thank you. That helps.

Hey JD, I gave your command line a try and I get the invalid path message. Here is what I put in; "C:Program Filesrcv30rcv3.exe/REALTIME"Can ya give me any idea as to what might be the proble?BTW; "C:Program Filesrcv30rcv3.exe" is the correct path.Now I know in the original RC3 we used this command line to get it to work; C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32cmd.exe /C start /Realtime C:Progra~1rcv30rcv3.exeI am not sure if that helps you in knowing what I might be doing wrong.Thanks for any help.http://www3.telus.net/midget_ice/Radar_small.gifThis ain't no game kid!http://www3.telus.net/midget_ice/Radar_small.gifhttp://www3.telus.net/midget_ice/dansig.jpg

>Hey JD, I gave your command line a try and I get the invalid >path message. Here is what I put in; > "C:Program Filesrcv30rcv3.exe/REALTIME" >Can ya give me any idea as to what might be the proble? >BTW; "C:Program Filesrcv30rcv3.exe" is the correct path. >'realtime' is an argument for rcv3.exe, hence there needs to bea space between rcv3.exe and /realtime or else winders interprets the text differently than you intend. And if you're entering the quotes, that is a no-no in this particular case the way you have them.Try -> C:Program Filesrcv30rcv3.exe /realtimeOr -> "C:Program Filesrcv30rcv3.exe" /realtimebut the quotes are unnecessary. This should work from the cmd line or a shortcut.HTH,-T Edwin (hoo)

C:Program Filesrcv30rcv3.exe /REALTIMEput a space between .exe and /realtime