Executing ARM under Windows 2003

ARM under Windows 2003 currently only runs if a user is logged in. Is there any way to make 2003 execute ARM once at bootup so that it's already running and a user doesn't have to be logged in?

I'm thinking the answer is NO because it needs to use the system tray and ARM isn't multi-user aware, but I thought I'd ask just in case.

I run it with Terminal Services with a user called audioreceiver. At reboot I just log in as that user, have all of the processes start up and then simply do a disconnect. Then all of the processes still continue to run and I can log in as a different user to perform remote operations.

I did try DaemonTools but was never successful at getting it to function as a service. It would keep crashing the app...

_dave