Application as Service 3.0



Application as Service is an advanced system utility which lets you
not only to run any application program executable as Windows service
but to create and manage system services locally or on any remote
computer as well, benefiting from all of the advantages native Windows
services provide.

Application as Service ensures that your application launched as
service will:
- run locally or on remote PC over network or Internet
- run at specific time or date (backup utility, scheduler, etc)
- restart on power failures or application crashes (client-server
utilities, databases, etc) automatically
- run at the predefined order (follows the service it depends upon)
- start prior to user logon (monitoring tools, surveillance utilities,
etc) and even above the WinLogon screen (not in Vista, sorry)
- run on the desktop which you specify (screensaver, etc)
- be executed with specified user rights and priority

More Info: http://www.application-as-service.com/
Download URL: http://www.application-as-service.com/downloads/applicationservice.exe
Screenshot URL: http://www.application-as-service.com/screenshots/aas.jpg
Order Page: http://www.application-as-service.com/order/

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Relevant Pages

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  • RE: Blocking Screensaver from Appearing
    ... "Paul Smith" wrote: ... > The registry approach works like a charm. ... >>> I have been given an unusual task to create a Windows Service to do something ... >>> periodically to make the screensaver timer reset. ...
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