Windows Services

On Windows NT/2000 ListManager can run as a service. For these options, the usage is:

lm argument

In the above example, you would substitute argument with one of the options for installing and removing the ListManager service:

-Install
Install ListManager as a self-starting Windows service. For Windows NT/2000 only. ListManager will then be listed in the "Services" control panel, as a service automatically started up at boot time. You can start and stop the ListManager service from the "Services" control panel. The service runs in the background, so you will not see if on your desktop. Note: Once the service is installed, you can start it on the command line with the command "net start listmanager". Similarly, you can stop the ListManager service on the command line with the command "net stop listmanager".

-Remove
If ListManager is currently installed as a Windows NT/2000 service, then remove it.

To start ListManager from the command line after installing it as a service, run the following command:

net start listmanager