Combineing the batch utilities found at http://www.x9000.net/ and Kevin's Universal Batch Cleaner, found here

and the Evidence Eliminator Eliminator found at http://www.radsoft.net/resources/sof...reviews/ee/e3/

I am starting to develop my own Ultimate cleaner, It will be a console application to cut down on file size and increase processing speed.

I know how to get it to run at startup, which is easy, but what I don't know is how to make it run at shutdown.

One idea I had was to create a batch file like so

mycleaner -c -r c:\mycln.conf
rundll32.exe user.exe, exitwindows

But in that case I would have to open that batch every time I want to shutdown, instead I want to be able to have it automated when you click Start>Shutdown

I recieved a tip about editing cpl (dos shortcuts) at http://evidence-eliminator-sucks.com...irections.html

He did not follow up with his post, and when I emailed him, I got a bounce back. I did however find a utility for editing cpl files called Resource Hacker at http://www.users.on.net/johnson/resourcehacker/

Which is of cource freeware. However I have no idea what cpl file to edit to make it run at shutdown.

Can someone direct me as to how I can make my batch cleaner start at shutdown?

Opinions, sugestions are welcome.