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autostart
(1) To be usable automatically after the power is turned on. See autostart routine.

(2) To run a program when a CD/DVD or USB drive is inserted into the computer. See AutoRun.
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Though there are a few other features to consider--such as basket capacity, bin-full lights, and whether your machine includes an auto start and stop function, the most important things to compare and contrast when you are shopping for a shredder are listed above.
Choosing a Paper Shredder for Your Office by Jeff McRitchie / Computers and Internet community
These include Auto Start Stop, Brake Energy Regeneration and Electric Power Steering for optimum performance.
A green machine that's not taxing by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
There are also the other energy and fuel-saving technologies associated with the Efficient-Dynamics package, which include auto start stop, brake energy regeneration and electric power steering.
BMW's green machine by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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