Make your project with your ins and outs etc.Check it works,Then go into Settings/Projects.Click on save project as startup and tick the active box.Then go into File and click on startup.
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: H-Rave on 2006-04-03 07:33 ]</font>
symbiote, correct, on the condition that the startup project is enabled in SFP's setup too:
""SFP > Set > Projects > ..Startup Project: Active""
After that, i like to remove that auto start line from XP's registry again, you'll find its location with msconfig, then make a line in a .bat file that says ""start /low c:/.../SFP.exe -s"", which i put in Start menu's startup folder, and on the desktop. It makes sure SFP is started in low priority - these mixer's VU's tend to eat quite some CPU eh.