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      <title>CAPSTER CONVENIENT WAY TO EXECUTE THINGS ON WINDOWS 7 STARTUP</title>
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      <description>Although I have been using Linux more and more in recent work, Windows 7 remains my main production operating system. And here is an excellent finding for Windows 7 crony named [Capster]. Its main functionality is to launch the specified executable at startup time when the [CAPS LOCK] key is set to ON or OFF. I use Capser to run backup script, that backs up previously selected folders [if i want to].</description>
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