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Re: Linrad and Tac32




 > There doesn't seem to be any way to lock in the chosen priority,
 > without having to set it anew with Task Manager each time Linrad is
 > started.
 > Am I missing something here?


Given that Linrad is open source, you could recompile it (at least the Windows version) after inserting this statement 
in the initialization phase of the program :

       SetPriorityClass(GetCurrentProcess(), processPriority);

where processPriority is a DWORD that can be assigned (among others) either the value NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS or 
HIGH_PRIORITY_CLASS

73  Alberto  I2PHD








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