Timed Process Starter

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Timed Process Starter
Hello MPGH,

As the new patch comes out, I would like to be ready to play after coming back from a tiring day of school. My solution? A timed process starter. This is nothing delux or professional but just simple enough to do the task. Try it out first to make sure it works bug free for you. Then set it up so it will have enough time to patch, but give Nexon enough slack in case their patch is delayed by a few hours. I would set mines to 12:45 PM PST. The time is operating on your system clock, it will not allow you to set a time that is before the current time. O.o Time travelers... ugh >

Anyway hope you guys enjoy, its simple UI. I didn't bother with anything complex.

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Thanks if you enjoyed!
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Well.

I think it looks great.


You could open combat arms direct with it..
Yes, you select it to open Combat Arms direct. It does a update check and once it finishes checking, it'll start patching.
/approved, good job
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/approved, good job
Yayz! Ty.

they'll make anybody a moderator
Can you make one that presses start?
So when I get home I see the CA log-in screen.

This is awesome :P I'm using it tomorrow~

Eh, do you need to be logged in?
No, just find the Combat Arms Direct.exe and then set it to some time after the patch, then when that time comes, it'll start up Direct, which will patch for you.
If your computer is off does it turn it on for u?
and is it only is pst??
i know, but im saying if your computer is off and u set it to that time will it turn on at that time and turn on the program e.g combat arms direct


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To auto-turn on:

-power button on-
Setup > Power Management Setup

and this is before the windows loading screen.
No this can not turn on your computer for you, you will be expected to have the computer on.
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