Select sensor at startup

[gmartin4]

Select sensor at startup

[RajatGoyal]

That makes sense. Will fix this in the next release.

On Wed, Jan 16, 2013 at 4:58 AM, gmartin4 [email protected] wrote:

Because my computer is a bit slow, I don"t want the 5 sensors loaded up at
start, so we should have an option to select the one to start at startup.

Rajat Goyal

[RajatGoyal]

But i guess you don't have to open ecotuiodriver configuration
utility every-time you want to run the driver because it works as service,
you can just configure it once and close it. It should automatically
work every-time you reboot or logout unless you stop the service manually
or from the configuration utility.

On Wed, Jan 16, 2013 at 10:18 AM, Rajat Goyal [email protected] wrote:

That makes sense. Will fix this in the next release.

On Wed, Jan 16, 2013 at 4:58 AM, gmartin4 [email protected]:

Because my computer is a bit slow, I don"t want the 5 sensors loaded up
at start, so we should have an option to select the one to start at startup.

Rajat Goyal

Rajat Goyal

[gmartin4]

Because for now, every time I am rebooting my computer, Every sensors are enabled at startup, and I have to stop the sensor 2 to 5 to work only with the number one.

How i see it, it's should be a check box in the ecotuiodriver configuration, in every virtual sensor, and have an option to start it at startup.

[RajatGoyal]

Ohk, Thanks for the tip. Your solution sounds about right. Will fix this in
the next release.

On Wed, Jan 16, 2013 at 9:44 PM, gmartin4 [email protected] wrote:

Because for now, every time I am rebooting my computer, Every sensors are
enabled at startup, and I have to stop the sensor 2 to 5 to work only with
the number one.

How i see it, it's should be a check box in the ecotuiodriver
configuration, in every virtual sensor, and have an option to start it at
startup.

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