I see it is answered, but in addition I like to mention that there is a third way to automatically boot an UDB on Quindos startup. Just name your UDB-file "Quindos7.UDB" and copy it to your Quindos database directory (same directory like SDB, ...). This directory is the default search directory for UDBs after installation. As described in the previous post, you can modify it.
I see it is answered, but in addition I like to mention that there is a third way to automatically boot an UDB on Quindos startup. Just name your UDB-file "Quindos7.UDB" and copy it to your Quindos database directory (same directory like SDB, ...). This directory is the default search directory for UDBs after installation. As described in the previous post, you can modify it.
