This application executes a set of other applications in sequence.  This can be useful for startup of the computer or when one application should be run before another.  An application will run only after the previous application has been loaded.  The user can set an additional delay if needed.

The application takes three parameters, as follows.

1. Initial delay, in milliseconds
2. Delay between applications, in milliseconds
3. Full path to a plain text file that lists applications to run.  Each line of the text file should contain a full path of an application, along with any command-line parameters.  Application names containing spaces should be surrounded by quotes, just as in a typical command line.  A set of parameters containing spaces does not require quotes unless the target application requires them.

Example:

  E:\utils\runWait.exe 3000 1000 E:\utils\runWait.txt

This will cause a three-second initial delay.  Files listed in runWait.txt will then be executed in sequence, with a one-second delay between each.

An additional parameter, PAUSE, may be added to the end of the command line.  This will cause the application to pause between each application, so that the user can manually trigger the application to execute the next item in the list.

Example:

  E:\utils\runWait.exe 3000 1000 E:\utils\runWait.txt PAUSE