What's the best way to have Media Server auto-start on Windows startup? With MC10, there was a check box in the Media Server "options" to have it do this, but I no longer see any "Media Server" options with MC11, and the "Library Server" options don't list this either.
Is putting "C:\WINDOWS\system32\MC11.exe /MediaServer" in the "Startup" folder the best way to do this now, or is there a better way? I'd like Media Server to be running before I actually log on, but I assume that this will not happen with the "Startup folder" method, correct? I read over the threads about starting Media Server as a "service," but I got fairly confused since I've had no experience with this.
What's the best straightforward, easy-to-setup method of doing this?
Also, when I'm running Media Server under MC11, closing and openning MC11 behaves as if I never closed it -- i.e. it always returns to the last place I was looking at. Is there any way to get it to go to the default startup display when closing/openning it -- i.e. the way it behaves if Media Server is not running? If I want to keep my place, I can minimize/maximize MC11. If I actually close/open it instead, I'd like it to behave consistanty regardless of whether Media Server is running or not. This would be less confusing to the other users here, who find it confusing when MC11 does not start up with the display they're expecting.
One last question: If Media Server is running, why does "Library Server" still list as not running? I thought that Library Server "replaced" Media Server, but it appears that they are two separate things at this point.
Thanks,
Larry