The easiest way to open on a specific graphic is to open the project in Works click on Startup (the little green flaggy thing) go to the start tab and check "Intial Graphic" then select your desired screen to open at start.
He did not say, but I think JAC means to to to the Project Manager System menu, then click "Startup" (the green flag), then from the next menu, select "Startup" again, then click "Initial Graphic", then (out of all screens in your project) select the screen that you want to open when the project is opened.
This is as easy as it gets....really.
No, it is NOT as easy as it can be, really, really. No one has convinced me that it is easier to type in those long path and file names (instead of letting Windows create the shortcut and insert the long names automatically, easily, with no hassle for you).
1. From the Windows XP Start box (normally located in the lower left corner of your screen), RIGHT-click on "Start", then select "Explore".
2. Using Windows Explorer, browse to your RSView project folder, open it, then find the *.rsv file (Your RSView Project Name.rsv). RIGHT-click on the rsv file, then select "Send To", then "Desktop (create shortcut)".
That is all, two easy steps, no typing of long strings of characters for us poor typists, and a shortcut icon that opens exactly the file that you pointed at. If you want the project to RUN instead of just open for editing, then you can manually add the "/r" at the end of the shortcut Target string.