JPH0916380A - Start setting system for application program - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide an application program start setting system with which various application programs can be smoothly started by automatically solving problems in memory area setting to be generated when starting the new program. CONSTITUTION: A CONFIG. SYS. and an AUTOEXEC. BAT. are saved (S100 and S110). Next, the C0NFIG. SYS, and AUT0EXEC. BAT. dedicated to the object application program are prepared (S120 and S130). Then, a computer is reset (S140). Therefore, the memory area setting due to the CONFIG. SYS. corresponds to the object application program and the memory area enough for starting the object application program is set so that it can not be necessary for a user to perform the complicated reloading of 'CONFIG. SYS'. or 'AUT0 EXEC. BAT.'.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an application program start-up setting system, and more particularly to setting a memory area of a computer in accordance with the contents of a system setting file when the operating system itself starts up, and further, the contents of an automatic start-up setting file Application program startup setting system in the presence of an operating system that loads application programs into the computer's memory and automatically starts according to the above, and the computer memory area according to the contents of the system setting file when the lower operating system itself starts And the lower-level operating system that automatically starts by loading the application program into the computer's memory according to the contents of the automatic startup setting file, and For the application program starting setting system in the presence of a bootable upper operating system under the only bootable application programs predetermined environment on the lower of the operating system while running on the underlying operating system.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Currently, a practical computer program is usually started as an application program on an operating system. For example, MS-DOS (operating system manufactured by Microsoft Corporation) and DOS / V (operating system manufactured by IBM Corporation) exist as operating systems for personal computers, and WINDOWS is used as a higher-level operating system that operates on the operating systems. (Windows: Microsoft operating system) exists.

When starting an application program on these operating systems, a memory corresponding to the application program is required. Therefore, the operating system reads the contents of the system setting file (for example, “config.sys” in the case of MS-DOS) in which the memory setting is described in advance when the operating system itself is started, and the contents thereof are read. Depending on the setting of the memory area of the computer, for example, specify the size of the buffer, register the required device driver, EMS (Expanded Memory
(Special: Extended memory specifications) etc. are used to make settings such as using special memory areas.

As described above, since a required memory area is different for each application program, a user who purchases the application program can activate the application program by using a system setting file of his or her computer (for example, MS
-If DOS, "CONFIG.SYS") must be changed. In addition, an automatic start configuration file (for example,
In the case of MS-DOS, it was necessary to change the contents of "AUTOEXEC.BAT").

Such a change operation can be performed by a user who has knowledge of memory area setting and automatic start, but a user who does not have such knowledge can make the setting successfully. There was a risk that it could not be started and the application program could not be started.

For this reason, the setup program is attached to the application program at the same time to automate the setting of such troublesome system setting file and automatic start setting file.

[0007]

However, since such a setup program rewrites the system setting file and the automatic start-up setting file, the processing of the newly purchased application program is completed, and it has been used before. When the processing of the application program is attempted, the system setting file and the automatic start setting file have already been rewritten, so there is a risk that the setting file or the automatic start setting file may not be able to be started depending on the contents of these setting files.

In this case, again, the user himself must set the system setting file and the automatic start-up setting file.
It was troublesome because I had to change it back or rewrite it so that both programs could be started. On the other hand, WIND
Regarding an upper operating system operating on MS-DOS or DOS / V such as OWS, an application program that can be started only on an operating system such as MS-DOS belonging to the lower operating system is also special. By creating a virtual environment of the lower operating system by setting, it can be started up on WINDOWS. However, in this case, the memory area is managed by WINDOWS, and in a multitasking situation in which other software is also operating, the memory area cannot be freely set in the virtual environment of the lower operating system. There wasn't.

Therefore, even an application program that can be started only on a lower operating system may not be started because the memory area cannot be set sufficiently, and it is impossible to expect all users to solve this problem. there were. The present invention provides an application program startup setting system that automatically solves a problem in memory area setting that occurs when a new program is started in this way, and that can smoothly start various application programs. With the goal.

[0010]

According to the first aspect of the present invention,
An operating system that sets the memory area of the computer according to the contents of the system setting file when the operating system itself starts, and then loads the corresponding application program into the memory of the computer according to the contents of the automatic startup setting file and starts automatically. An application program startup setting system in the presence of a setting file saving means for saving the existing setting file contents of the system setting file and the automatic start setting file, and the setting file saving means, After the contents of the existing setting file are saved, a system setting file having the contents for setting the memory area corresponding to the predetermined application program is created, and the predetermined application program is executed. Setting file creating means for creating an automatic start setting file of the contents to be activated automatically, reset means for resetting the computer when the system setting file and automatic start setting file are created by the setting file creating means, and the reset means It was saved by the setting file saving means before or after the predetermined application program started based on the system setting file and the automatic start setting file created by the setting file creating means after being reset An application program start-up setting system comprising: a setting-file restoring means for restoring a system setting file and an automatic start-up setting file.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, when the operating system itself is started, the memory area of the computer is set according to the contents of the system setting file, and the corresponding application program is executed by the computer according to the contents of the automatic start setting file. Is an application program start-up setting system in the presence of an operating system that is automatically loaded by being loaded into the memory of the system, and saves the setting file contents that exist in the system setting file and the automatic start setting file. Means and the setting file saving means save the existing setting file contents, and then create a system setting file having contents for setting a memory area corresponding to the predetermined application program, and Create an automatic start setting file that automatically starts a predetermined application program and restores the system setting file and the automatic start setting file saved by the setting file saving means before or after executing the predetermined application program. An application program start-up setting system comprising: a setting file creating means.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, the memory area of the computer is set according to the contents of the system setting file when the lower operating system itself is started up.
Furthermore, depending on the contents of the auto-start setting file, the applicable application program is loaded into the computer's memory and automatically started, and a lower operating system that runs on this lower operating system and can be started only on the lower operating system. Is also an application program start-up setting system in the presence of a higher-level operating system that can also be started under a predetermined environment, and a memory area that can be used in the predetermined environment can be started only on a lower-level operating system. Memory area determining means for determining whether or not the application program is sufficiently activated, and the system when the memory area determining means determines that the memory area is not sufficient for activation. Setting file saving means for saving the existing setting file contents of the constant file and the automatic start setting file, and after the existing setting file contents are saved by the setting file saving means, the predetermined file A setting file creating means for creating a system setting file having contents for setting a memory area corresponding to an application program, and for creating an automatic start setting file having contents for automatically starting the predetermined application program on the lower operating system; An application program start-up setting system characterized by comprising:

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, when the memory area determination means determines that the memory area is not sufficient for starting, another application program running on the higher operating system is Program data saving means for saving the data of the application program when it exists, and a system setting file and an automatic start setting file are created by the setting file creating means, and data of another application program is created by the program data saving means. 4. The application program start-up setting system according to claim 3, further comprising reset means for resetting the computer when the application program is saved.

The invention according to claim 5 is further activated on the lower operating system based on the system setting file and the automatic start setting file created by the setting file creating means after being reset by the reset means. 5. The application program start-up according to claim 4, further comprising setting file restoring means for restoring the system setting file and the automatic start-up setting file saved by the setting file saving means before or after the execution of the predetermined application program. It is a setting system.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, the memory area of the computer is set according to the contents of the system setting file when the lower operating system itself is activated,
Furthermore, depending on the contents of the auto-start setting file, the applicable application program is loaded into the computer's memory and automatically started, and a lower operating system that runs on this lower operating system and can be started only on the lower operating system. Is also an application program start-up setting system in the presence of a higher-level operating system that can also be started under a predetermined environment, and a memory area that can be used in the predetermined environment can be started only on a lower-level operating system. Memory area determining means for determining whether or not the application program is sufficiently activated, and the system when the memory area determining means determines that the memory area is not sufficient for activation. Setting file saving means for saving the existing setting file contents of the constant file and the automatic start setting file, and after the existing setting file contents are saved by the setting file saving means, the predetermined file A system setting file having contents for setting a memory area corresponding to an application program is created, the predetermined application program is automatically started on the lower operating system, and the setting is performed before or after the execution of the predetermined application program. An application program start-up setting system characterized by comprising a setting file creating means for creating an automatic start-up setting file having a content for restoring the system setting file and the automatic start-up setting file saved by the file save means. It is a non.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, when the memory area determination means determines that the memory area is not sufficient for starting, another application program running on the higher operating system is Program data saving means for saving the data of the application program when it exists, and a system setting file and an automatic start setting file are created by the setting file creating means, and data of another application program is created by the program data saving means. 7. The application program activation setting system according to claim 6, further comprising a reset unit that resets the computer when the application program is saved.

[0017]

According to the application program activation setting system of the first aspect, the setting file saving means is provided.
A setting file creating means, a resetting means and a setting file restoring means are provided.

The setting file saving means saves the contents of the existing setting file among the system setting file and the automatic start setting file. The setting file creating means creates a system setting file having contents for setting a memory area corresponding to the predetermined application program after the existing setting file contents are saved by the setting file saving means, and Create an auto-start setting file that automatically starts a specified application program.

The reset means resets the computer when the system setting file and the automatic start-up setting file are created by the setting file creating means. The setting file restoring means, before or after execution of the predetermined application program which is started based on the system setting file and the automatic start setting file created by the setting file creating means after being reset by the reset means, The system setting file and the automatic start setting file saved by the setting file saving means are restored.

That is, when reset by the reset means, the operating system is started based on the system setting file and the automatic start setting file created by the setting file creating means. Therefore,
The memory area is sufficiently secured corresponding to the activation of the predetermined application program, and the predetermined application program is activated in that state, so the predetermined application program is activated without any problem.

Then, with the operating system running, before or after the execution of the predetermined application program, the setting file restoring means restores the system setting file and the automatic start setting file saved by the setting file saving means. Therefore, it returns to the setting state before the predetermined application program was started up.

Therefore, if the user automatically resets or resets or turns the power on again, the settings can be returned to the original settings, and the processing of the application program used before can be smoothly executed. You can It should be noted that the reset file means is not provided, and the contents of the automatic start setting file are automatically started by the setting file creating means and are automatically saved by the setting file saving means before or after executing the predetermined application program. By setting the contents of the system setting file and the automatic start setting file to be restored, the setting file restoring means may be included in the contents of the automatic start setting file.

In the case of this configuration, the same effect as in the case of claim 1 can be obtained only by the user resetting the computer or turning the power on again. An application program activation setting system according to a third aspect includes a memory area determining unit, a setting file saving unit, and a setting file creating unit.

The memory area determination means determines whether or not the memory area usable in the predetermined environment is sufficient to start the predetermined application program that can be started only on the lower operating system. The predetermined environment is, for example, WIN
Speaking of DOWS, it means a virtual MS-DOS environment set on WINDOWS. In that environment,
An application program that can be started only by a lower operating system can also be started.

The setting file saving means, if the memory area judging means judges that the memory area is not sufficient for starting, the contents of the existing setting file among the system setting file and the automatic start setting file To evacuate. The setting file creating means creates a system setting file having contents for setting a memory area corresponding to the predetermined application program after the existing setting file contents are saved by the setting file saving means, and An automatic start-up setting file having a content for automatically starting a predetermined application program on the lower operating system is created.

For this reason, after this process, if the upper operating system is reset or the power is turned off again, or if the operating system is returned to the lower operating system and then the reset or the power is turned on again, the system setting file is stored in the predetermined application. A memory area sufficient for starting the program is set, and a predetermined application program is automatically started on the lower operating system by the automatic start setting file.

Therefore, the predetermined application program which can be started only on the lower operating system can be smoothly executed without the user changing the setting. This configuration may further include program data saving means and reset means.

The program data saving means, when the memory area judging means judges that the memory area is not sufficient for activation, if there is another application program running on the higher operating system, Save the application program data. The resetting means resets the computer when the setting file creating means creates the system setting file and the automatic start-up setting file, and the program data saving means saves the data of other operating application programs.

Therefore, an application program that cannot be started up smoothly due to a problem in setting the memory area in the upper operating system can smoothly end the upper operating system without the user changing the setting, By the automatic reset, the application program can be automatically started on the lower operating system without causing a problem in setting the memory area.

Before execution of the predetermined application program started on the lower operating system based on the system setting file and the automatic start setting file created by the setting file creating means after being reset by the reset means Alternatively, if a setting file restoring means for restoring the system setting file and the auto-start setting file saved by the setting file saving means after execution is provided, the original setting state can be automatically restored, and the predetermined application Returns to the setting state before the program was started. Therefore, the processing of the application program which has been used before can be smoothly executed without any problem.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, the contents of the automatic start setting file are automatically started by the processing of the setting file creating means, and the predetermined application program is automatically started and before or after the predetermined application program is executed. The setting file restoring means may be included in the contents of the automatic start setting file by restoring the system setting file and the automatic start setting file saved by the setting file saving means later.

Also in the case of this configuration, the same effect as in the case of claim 3 can be obtained only by the user resetting the computer or turning the power on again. Each means of claims 1 to 7 is usually provided as a program.
Further, each means of claims 3 to 7 is registered as an icon when it is started as a program, for example, when a graphical man / machine interface such as WINDOWS is adopted as the upper operating system. The user executes by clicking the icon.

[0033]

【Example】

[First Embodiment] FIG. 1 shows a basic configuration of a computer 2 to which the present invention is applied. Computer 2 is CP
U4, ROM6, RAM8, keyboard 10, CRT display 12, hard disk drive 14, floppy disk drive 16, CD-ROM drive 1
8, a printer 20 and an RS232C port 22 are connected to each other by a bus line 23. R
A modem 24 is connected to the S232C port 22 so that data can be input / output to / from a communication line via the modem 24.

The ROM 6 stores a program which is interpreted by the CPU 4 after the power is turned on and reads the operating system program from the hard disk drive 14, and the hard disk drive 14 stores the operating system program (here, MS-DOS manufactured by Microsoft Corporation). ) And the application programs that are launched on that operating system.

Further, for a specific application program, a memory necessary for starting the application program is secured in the RAM 8, the target application program is started, and after the processing of the application program is finished, An application program start-up setting program that restores the setting state of the memory area in the RAM 8 is provided.

The processing of the CPU 4 based on this application program start setting program is shown in the flowcharts of FIG. When the process is started, the extension of the currently existing system setting file (file name: CONFIG.SYS) in the root directory of drive A is changed to "BAK", and the system setting file is saved (S100). The extension may be moved to the save directory without changing the extension. Of course, the entire file name may be changed.

Next, the auto-start setting file (file name:
AUTOEXEC. Change the extension of "BAT" to "BAK" and save the automatic start setting file (S11).
0). The extension may be moved to the save directory without changing the extension. Of course, the entire file name may be changed.

Next, a "CONFIG.SYS" file dedicated to the target application program is created (S120). This creation is performed by, for example, "CONFIG.
Hard disk drive 14 with the file name "AP1"
You can copy the system setting file dedicated to the application program stored above to the root directory of drive A with the file name "CONFIG.SYS", or you can copy it to the special directory for the application program stored in a special directory. CONFIG.S
The “YS” file may be copied to the root directory of the A drive. Of course, it may be newly created based on the data in the program.

Next, a "AUTOEXEC.BAT" file dedicated to the target application program is created (S130). This creation is also "CONFIG.SY
It is performed in the same manner as in the case of "S". Next, the computer 2 is reset by software (S140). Therefore, all the programs and data in the RAM 8 are erased, and the computer 2 starts up from a state almost similar to the power-on.

At this time, as described above, first, the MS-
DOS starts up, but immediately before "CONFIG.SYS" and "AUTOEXEC.BAT" existing on the A drive of the hard disk drive 14, step S12
0 and the file changed in step S130 is referred to.

Therefore, the setting of the memory area by "CONFIG.SYS" depends on the target application program, and the memory area is set sufficiently for the target application program to start. Further, in this state, step S13
By "AUTOEXEC.BAT" created with 0,
As shown in the flowchart of FIG. 3, step S200
Then, the target application program is started, so that the user can set the buffer of "CONFIG.SYS", the device driver, etc. and "AUTOEXEC.
The target application program can be automatically started without changing the "BAT" process. Therefore, the user has troublesome "CONFIG.SYS" and "A
UTOEXEC. It is not necessary to rewrite "BAT".

Further, in FIG. 3, after the application program is started and processed in step S200, and when the processing of the application program ends, the processing in step S210 is performed and in step S100. "CONFIG.BAK" that retains the saved original setting state is changed to "CONFIG.SY".
Change the file name to "S".

Similarly, "AUTOEX" indicating the original automatic start setting state saved in step S110 is displayed.
EC. The file name is changed from "BAK" to "AUTOEXEC.BAT" (S220). In this way, all the processing ends, and the user turns off the power switch of the computer 2 to end the processing. Next, when the user turns on the power switch to start up, the steps S210 and S2 are performed.
Since the processing is performed by "CONFIG.SYS" and "AUTOEXEC.BAT" returned to the original state in 20, the application program originally used can be started. Therefore, the user
FIG. "SYS" and "AUTOEXEC.BAT"
Can be automatically restored to the original state without any troublesome processing.

In the first embodiment, steps S100 and S110 correspond to the processing as the setting file saving means, and steps S120 and S13.
0 corresponds to the processing as the setting file creating means, step S140 corresponds to the processing as the resetting means, and steps S210 and S220 correspond to the processing as the setting file restoring means.

[Embodiment 2] Next, in the computer 2, MS-DO is used as a lower operating system.
In the state where WINDOWS is operating as a higher-level operating system on S and its MS-DOS,
When the user tries to start an application program dedicated to MS-DOS in a virtual MS-DOS environment set on WINDOWS, it is not started by MS-DOS and is not started on WINDOWS. The application program activation setting program executed is shown in the flowchart of FIG.

For example, the application program start-up setting program is attached to the application program, and is automatically registered as an icon in the program manager by activating the setup program also attached. I shall.

When the process is started by clicking the icon by the user, the contents of the memory area permitted for the virtual MS-DOS environment are confirmed by obtaining setting data from the WINDOWS side (S300). If it is found that the conventional memory is insufficient or the required EMS area cannot be obtained and the target application program cannot be started, step S310.
The negative judgment is made in the judgment of. If the allowable memory area is sufficient, an affirmative decision is made in step S310,
Immediately end the processing.

If a negative determination is made in step S310, the system setting file (file name: CONFIG.
Change the extension of "SYS" to "BAK" and save (S3
20). Next, in the root directory of the A drive, the auto-start setting file that currently exists (file name: AUT
OEXEC. The extension of BAT) is changed to “BAK” and saved (S330).

Of course, step S100 or step S
The other saving method described in 110 may be used. Next, "CONFIG" dedicated to the target application program
G. FIG. A "SYS" file is created (S340). For this creation, for example, the system setting file dedicated to the application program stored on the hard disk drive 14 with the file name "CONFIG.AP1"
You can copy it to the root directory of drive A with the file name "CONFIG.SYS", or copy the "CONFIG.SYS" file dedicated to the application program stored in a special directory to the root directory of drive A. May be. Of course,
It may be created by processing the program. This "CONF
IG. "SYS" is MS-D that does not go through WINDOWS.
The contents of the memory area are set when the OS is started alone.

Next, a "AUTOEXEC.BAT" file dedicated to the target application program is created (S350). This creation is also "CONFIG.SY
It is performed in the same manner as in the case of "S". This "AUTOEX
EC. "BAT" is to start a target application program on MS-DOS.
NDOWNS does not start at all. Next, currently WINDOW
Whether or not there is another application program running is determined by the multitask function of WS.
It is determined by obtaining the state on the S side (S360).
If there is another application program in operation, the data of the application program is saved by terminating the application program (S370).

After step S370, or step S
When the negative determination is made in 360, the computer 2 is reset by software (S380). Therefore, R
All the programs and data in the AM 8 are erased, and the computer 2 starts up in a state similar to the power-on.

At this time also, as described above, the MS-
DOS starts up, but immediately before "CONFIG.SYS" and "AUTOEXEC.BAT" existing on the A drive of the hard disk drive 14, step S34
0 and the file rewritten in step S350 is referred to.

The contents of this "AUTOEXEC.BAT" are the same as those in the flowchart of FIG. That is, the target application program is started only by MS-DOS, not by virtual (S200). Therefore, the setting of the memory area by “CONFIG.SYS” can be made according to the target application program without being restricted by WINDOWS, and the setting of the memory area sufficient for activation is performed. Then, the target application program will be started without any problem.

When the processing of the application program is completed, "CONFIG.SYS" and "AUTO" are also obtained in steps S210 and S220.
EXEC. BAT ”is also returned to the original state. That is, when the power is next turned off or reset by the reset switch, MS-DOS is followed by W
WINDOWS is activated and the original state can be restored.

Thus, even in the upper operating system, if the virtual MS-DOS environment is not sufficient in the memory area, the lower operating system is automatically started. The user is troublesome to start up with this lower level operating system.
ONFIG. "SYS" and "AUTOEXEC.BAT"
It is not necessary to rewrite.

In the second embodiment, steps S300 and S310 correspond to the processing as the memory area determining means, and steps S320 and S330.
Corresponds to the processing as the setting file saving means, steps S340 and S350 correspond to the processing as the setting file creating means, steps S360 and S370 correspond to the processing as the program data saving means, and step S380 is reset. This corresponds to processing as means, and includes steps S210 and S22.
0 corresponds to the process as the setting file restoring means.

[Others] In the first and second embodiments, the computer 2 is reset in step S140 or step S380, and "CONFIG.SYS" and "AUTOE" dedicated to the target application program are reset.
XEC. Although the operating system is started by "BAT", in the case of the first embodiment, the application program start setting program of FIG. 2 may be ended in step S130. Further, in the case of the second embodiment, the process may end at step S350 in FIG.

Since the contents of FIG. 3 are already described in the "AUTOEXEC.BAT" dedicated to the target application program, the same effect as in the first and second embodiments can be obtained only by the user resetting the computer. . In this case, a message prompting the user to reset may be displayed on the CRT display 12 after step S130 or step S350.

Application program dedicated A in FIG. 3
UTOEXEC. In the process of BAT, step S210
The process of step S220 was performed after step S200, but if the operating system is already running, steps S210 and S2 are performed.
20 "CONFIG.SYS" and "AUTOEX"
EC. The process of restoring "BAT" does not have any influence on the operating system, and therefore, the step S200
The processing of step S210 and step S220 may be executed before this.

In the second embodiment, step S310.
If the affirmative determination is made in, the application program can be started in the virtual MS-DOS environment.
You may perform the process which starts an application program next to step S310.

In the second embodiment, MS-DOS is used as the lower operating system (basic operating system), and WI is used as the upper operating system operating on the base MS-DOS.
Although NDOWS is used, it may be applied to a combination of other lower operating system and higher operating system.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of a computer that executes a program process as an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing the contents of an application program start setting program according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 is an AUTOEXEC. It is a flowchart showing the process of BAT.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing processing of an application program start setting program according to the second embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

2 ... Computer 4 ... CPU 6 ... ROM
8 ... RAM 10 ... Keyboard 12 ... CRT display 14 ... Hard disk drive 16 ... Floppy disk drive 18 ... CD-ROM drive 20 ... Printer 2
3 ... bus line 24 ... modem

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. When the operating system itself is started, the memory area of the computer is set according to the contents of the system setting file, and the corresponding application program is loaded into the memory of the computer according to the contents of the automatic start setting file. An application program start-up setting system in the presence of an operating system to be automatically started, and a setting file save means for saving the contents of an existing setting file among the system setting file and the automatic start setting file, and the setting file. After the existing setting file contents are saved by the saving means, a system setting file having the contents for setting the memory area corresponding to the predetermined application program is created and the predetermined application program is created. Setting file creating means for creating an automatic start setting file having contents for automatically starting a program; reset means for resetting a computer when the system setting file and the automatic start setting file are created by the setting file creating means; Before or after execution of the predetermined application program started based on the system setting file and the automatic start setting file created by the setting file creating means after being reset by the setting file, the setting file saving means saves it. An application program start-up setting system characterized by having a setting file restoring means for restoring the system setting file and the automatic start-up setting file that were previously used. 2. When the operating system itself is started, the memory area of the computer is set according to the contents of the system setting file, and the corresponding application program is loaded into the memory of the computer according to the contents of the automatic start setting file. An application program start-up setting system in the presence of an operating system to be automatically started, and a setting file save means for saving the contents of an existing setting file among the system setting file and the automatic start setting file, and the setting file. After the existing setting file contents are saved by the saving means, a system setting file having the contents for setting the memory area corresponding to the predetermined application program is created and the predetermined application program is created. A setting file that automatically starts a program and creates an automatic start setting file that restores the system setting file and the automatic start setting file saved by the setting file save means before or after the execution of the predetermined application program An application program start-up setting system characterized by comprising a creating means. 3. A computer memory area is set according to the contents of a system setting file when the lower-level operating system itself is started, and a corresponding application program is set in the memory of the computer according to the contents of the automatic start setting file. In the presence of a lower-level operating system that loads and starts automatically, and an upper-level operating system that can run on this lower-level operating system and that can be started only on the lower-level operating system, can also be started under a specified environment. An application program start-up setting system for starting a predetermined application program which can be started only on an operating system with a lower memory area available in the predetermined environment. Memory area determining means for determining whether or not there is sufficient, and if the memory area determining means determines that the memory area is not sufficient for startup, it exists in the system setting file and the automatic startup setting file. A setting file saving means for saving the contents of the existing setting file, and a system setting for setting the memory area corresponding to the predetermined application program after the existing setting file contents are saved by the setting file saving means An application program start-up setting system comprising: a setting file creating means for creating a file and creating an automatic start-up setting file for automatically starting the predetermined application program on the lower operating system. . 4. If the memory area determination unit determines that the memory area is not sufficient for activation, and if there is another application program running on the higher operating system, the application A program data saving means for saving program data, a system setting file and an automatic start setting file are created by the setting file creating means, and the program data saving means saves data of another application program. 4. The application program start-up setting system according to claim 3, further comprising reset means for resetting. 5. The predetermined application program started on the lower operating system based on the system setting file and the automatic start setting file created by the setting file creating means after being reset by the reset means. 5. The application program start-up setting system according to claim 4, further comprising setting file restoring means for restoring the system setting file and the automatic start-up setting file saved by the setting file saver before or after executing. 6. A memory area of a computer is set according to the contents of a system setting file when the lower-level operating system itself is started, and a corresponding application program is stored in the memory of the computer according to the contents of the automatic start setting file. In the presence of a lower-level operating system that loads and starts automatically, and an upper-level operating system that can run on this lower-level operating system and that can be started only on the lower-level operating system, can also be started under a specified environment. An application program start-up setting system for starting a predetermined application program which can be started only on an operating system with a lower memory area available in the predetermined environment. Memory area determining means for determining whether or not there is sufficient, and if the memory area determining means determines that the memory area is not sufficient for startup, it exists in the system setting file and the automatic startup setting file. A setting file saving means for saving the contents of the existing setting file, and a system setting for setting the memory area corresponding to the predetermined application program after the existing setting file contents are saved by the setting file saving means A file is created, the predetermined application program is automatically started on the lower-level operating system, and the system setting file and the automatic setting saved by the setting file saving means before or after the execution of the predetermined application program Restore the startup setting file Application program starting setting system comprising: the configuration file generation means, the creating autorun setup file contents to be. 7. If the memory area determination unit determines that the memory area is not sufficient for activation, and if there is another application program running on the higher operating system, the application A program data saving means for saving program data, a system setting file and an automatic start setting file are created by the setting file creating means, and the program data saving means saves data of another application program. 7. The application program start-up setting system according to claim 6, further comprising reset means for resetting.