ServiceShell 1.7

Whats new in version 1.7:
Windows Server 2008/R2 compatibility added. Minor issue on stopping application has fixed.

Publisher review:
ServiceShell is a user-defined Windows service manager. With ServiceShell, you can register your normal application program as a service and manage it easily. Once your application program changed to the service by ServiceShell, it will be started at boot time (before log-in) and stay running even if the Windows session being ended. ServiceShell controls each registered services systematically, prepared for system errors, shut down problems of user-defined services. This version adds Windows Server 2008/R2 compatibility and a minor issue on stopping application program has fixed.
Requirements:
Typical Windows NT4/2000/2003/XP/Vista/7

Operating system:
WinXP

Release notes:
Major Update

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