It's works !  Thank you very much Mr. Yutaka Sato.

It's great software (proxy) and work better and fast in windows. I had been using every stable release of Delegate since 5 or 6 years  till now. I know about it from www.linux.org but shy to question you about how it run automatically in windows as I am novice and operate computer by self study. I think same as to many people. They, as I think for last 5 years, may conceived that it is built to possix like system and working for windows by running manually and in foreground only.

If you don't mind, a suggestion is here :
 Multi plateform of delegate is very good for all, however most people use Windows and they actually need it. Specially people of third country need Delegate as  they have slow internet connection with limited bandwidth and at the same time they can't afford to payble proxy software. So, put a seperate tutorial for windows user in your website.

Thank you again for your great job. 

Regards.
Balram

--- On Wed, 3/11/09, Yutaka Sato <feedback@delegate.org> wrote:
From: Yutaka Sato <feedback@delegate.org>
Subject: Re: [DeleGate-En] How can delegate start as service in Windows XP Prof.
To: feedback@delegate.org
Cc: peuiqbdyi-qghxypp2sja6.ml@delegate.org, peuiqbdyi-qghxypp2sja6.ml@delegate.org
Date: Wednesday, March 11, 2009, 1:59 AM

In message <_A4399@delegate-en.ML_> on
03/10/09(22:21:54)
you balram ghimire <peuiqbdyi-qghxypp2sja6.ml@delegate.org> wrote:
 |Sorry, I am bothering you. I didn't understand what you had wrote.
 |I clarify that what I have to do to start Delegate in my Window XP Prof. :
 |I had already putted delegate in C:\Program
Files\DeleGate\dg9_9_1
 |Everytime I want to start it, I go to Run >"C:\Program
Files\DeleGate\dg9_9_1\bin\dg9_9_1.exe"
 |And write answer as required.

You need to specify at least one command line argument to be passed to
your DeleGate to let it work in background non-interactively, as follows
for example:

  "C:\Program
Files\DeleGate\dg9_9_1\bin\dg9_9_1.exe" -P8080 SERVER=http
...

You can do it in a vaiety of ways:

  (1) in Command Prompt
  (2) in Run
  (3) in Target of ShortCut
  (4) in .BAT file
  (5) in other script like Perl
  ...
  (x) in +=config.cnf
      See <URL:http://www.delegate.org/delegate/HowToDG.html#tutorial>


 |After it Delegate started on foreground and usable.
 |I mean "automatcally start as service" to know how Delegate can
start in window
 |automatically  on background when I start window XP.
 |Thank you.
 |Balram
 |
 |--- On Mon, 3/9/09, Yutaka Sato <feedback@delegate.org> wrote:
 |
 |From: Yutaka Sato <feedback@delegate.org>
 |Subject: Re: [DeleGate-En] How can delegate start as service in Windows XP
Prof.
 |To: feedback@delegate.org
 |Cc: peuiqbdyi-qghxypp2sja6.ml@delegate.org, feedback@delegate.org, peuiqbdyi-qghxypp2sja6.ml@delegate.org
 |Date: Monday, March 9, 2009, 3:44 AM
 |
 |In message <_A4389@delegate-en.ML_> on
 |03/09/09(18:38:53)
 |you balram ghimire <peuiqbdyi-qghxypp2sja6.ml@delegate.org> wrote:
 | |I had installed Delegate 9.9.1 in windows XP Prof. It's work fine. But
 |everytime i have to start manually through run command. I am curious about :
 | |1.Is it any way to start it automaticallya as service in windows XP. 
 |
 |I'm not sure how you can stop DeleGate to start automatically as a
service.
 |It should be installed as a service automatically which will be started
 |automatically if you answer so when asked as below (*)
 |
 |    > dg.exe SERVER=http -P8080 CACHE=do ADMIN=xxx@yyy


Cheers,
Yutaka
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