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Subject: How to start the Fritz/Shredder8 GUI at "BelowNormal" process priority

Author: William Penn

Date: 07:34:56 01/08/05


How to start the Fritz/Shredder8 GUI at "BelowNormal" process priority

This works with Windows XP. It may work with some prior windows versions too,
but I haven't tested it.

Copy the following 4 lines into Notepad and save as a file named "Chess.bat" in
your Windows folder:

@echo off
cls
C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe /c start /belownormal
C:\Progra~1\ChessB~1\ChessP~1\ChessProgram8.exe -engine
exit

If the path to your ChessProgram8.exe is different, then modify the path above
accordingly.

Then, make a shortcut to "Chess.bat" for your desktop, or wherever you want to
place it that's handy.

When you start the GUI with this new shortcut, ChessProgram8.exe will
automatically run at "BelowNormal" process priority. That will make it
friendlier with your system, especially if you want to multitask. In other words
you shouldn't get any unusual delays or freezes with other software or
operations. Of course if you don't have any of those kinds of problems, then
this fix isn't needed.
WP



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