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Author Topic: MoveOut pop-up window when starting enabled.  (Read 8731 times)

M0rph3us

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MoveOut pop-up window when starting enabled.
« on: August 28, 2014, 02:49 PM »
I'm running MoveOut through Wine in Linux Mint 17 and it works great, except that it displays an annoying pop-up window on boot. I have added MoveOut to the startup apps and set it to launch in "enabled" mode. Is there any way to get rid of the pop-up that tells me it's enabled? I know that already, I'm the one who told it do that.

I've looked at the .ini file and the setting could be in the first few lines, but I'm not sure what those entries relate to so I'm hesitant to alter them.

Any suggestions?

MilesAhead

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Re: MoveOut pop-up window when starting enabled.
« Reply #1 on: September 24, 2014, 09:01 AM »
It looks like the variable "start" gets the value of the ini setting.  If start is 1 it sets "enabled" to 1.  If you don't care about the confirmation dialog when the program is set to enabled the easiest may be to comment it out except for a "return" statement.  After all, that was the last modification.  So it's likely it will run OK without the confirmation dialog.

Then you'd just have to comple it with ahk.  A new stable version was just released btw.

Edit:  If you search the source for "confirm" it should go right to the MsgBox that pops up the dialog.