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> Richard wrote: > ------------------------------------ > Hello, thank you very much for your reply. Unfortunately I didn't quite succeed - I can see the COM Ports reserved from ezVSP3 in registry but somehow they won't get started. By third-party you mean Eltima I guess? As far as I know Eltima already built a service for this - I have seen one working with evsbc7 (7.2.313.0) and ezVSP5 seems to use evsbc9 (9.0.369.0) Br, Richard > Sollae Systems wrote: > ------------------------------------ > Dear Richard, Thank you for the inquiry. The configuration you are referring to is saved to Windows Registry. However, as you may know, we do not support ezVSP to run as a Windows service because of the incompatibility from the third-party COM port driver. In the future, we may support this feature if the third-party COM port driver supports it. Please feel free to contact us if you need any support. Thank you for your understanding. Best Regards, > Richard wrote: > ------------------------------------ > Hello, we already use several of your devices but I found in your Q&A (No. 1641) that we can't run ezVSP 5.0A as a service. It's possible to run ezVSP on system tray, but this doesn't help quite a lot with a Windows Server. So that's why I tried running it as system by developing a service, which in fact worked pretty good. (attached screen) Unfortunately it seems like the COM allocation is stored in the GUI or somewhere else, which won't open as system or any other user. So it's limited to the user who configured the COM allocation. It would be a huge help if you could tell me where this allocation gets saved or is there even a possibility to let ezVSP at startup read the COM allocation already done on this client (not limited to the user)? Many thanks in advance for your help. Br, Richard
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