Yes- this is also working on my brand new Windows 10. And I can even have Mp3ag pinned permanently to my Taskbar - which was another step further in my equation
But going this way [i.e. with such BAT] in order to complete this whole shebang I would somehow need now to tell Mp3tag to
A] always minimize itself before closing whenever I close it- and no mater if with the X icon or of its window or with the close option from the menu available for it on the Taskbar
or
B] always start minimized
The first option would do the trick - with the exception of cases when Mp3tg would not close properly [like when an operating system hang up]. But that would be logical and not that big of a problem
The second option would seem to be a better one- but not for all those those cases when I would need to actually see the Mp3tag window being maximized. And that would be a big problem because I need to see it maximized 99% of the time
Or all of the above can be irrelevant
If the user could configure Mp3tag to start up with the system in minimized form - or to start in some pre-state [with being visible only in the Tray area] and loading up playlists files or folders
Because all that I am after is the ability to load up faster my files; or at least some of them [the ones that I use the most often]. A concept of pre-loading files and of / or Library in this mater has been already explored by me REQUEST: pre-load of files. The conclusion was, that Library will not help in that matter
What really does the job done is the reading of files from the drives thus putting them in RAM - because reading them again later on during workflow is much faster
I now have a new machine now with the fastest M.2 NVMe drives I could find on the market [one for system and the other for audio files] - and I am simply disappointment with how little speed I have gained on the account of switching from using SSD drives. Maybe I still need to somehow unblock their potential, but it the basic prinicapal is this: when I load the files first time, the read up is slow - and when I load the same files the second time, then the read up is fast
And so an ability to preload my files either with a workaround BAT / PS1 file or with a totally new Mp3tag option would take care of this - but it would have to be performed in the background [i.e. without bringing focus to Mp3tag window or even opening it in the first place]. Because opening Mp3tag is rarely the first thing that I do when entering Windows - but opening it at some point is very likely. And so if my files could be automatically waiting in Mp3tg [with the software not being brought to my attention before that] then that would be a real time saver