28 Nov
1998
28 Nov
'98
4:50 a.m.
Hi! I have yet another Mac question.
When ever I boot, before the Finder comes up, there's about 5 icons In the
lower left-hand corner. I know that one is MS Mail, and the other is for a
network. I'm not sure what the other icons are for. I'd like to get rid of
these programs (extensions?) that are running in the background, since all
they do is eat up memory. I can't access them after Finder opens, and
nothing happens when I click on them before it opens.
Any suggestions?
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28 Nov
28 Nov
5:10 a.m.
When ever I boot, before the Finder comes up,
there's about 5 icons In the
lower left-hand corner. I know that one is MS Mail, and the other is for a
network. I'm not sure what the other icons are for. I'd like to get rid of
these programs (extensions?) that are running in the background, since all
they do is eat up memory. I can't access them after Finder opens, and
nothing happens when I click on them before it opens.
Any suggestions?
Well, they are either extensions or Contol Panels. Under the System folder
are two folders named "Extensions" and "Control Panels". Just drag
the
apropriate icons out of those folders and restart.
The alternative is to install an extension/control panel combo called
"Extension Manager". It allows you to turn them on and off at will.
<<<john>>>
8:51 a.m.
On Sat, 28 Nov 1998, you wrote:
The alternative is to install an extension/control
panel combo called
"Extension Manager". It allows you to turn them on and off at will.
<<<john>>>
Of course, all that Extension manager does is move them around for you :)
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Max Eskin kurtkilgor(a)bigfoot.com
30 Nov
30 Nov
6:29 a.m.
When ever I
boot, before the Finder comes up, there's about 5 icons In the
lower left-hand corner. I know that one is MS Mail, and the other is for a
network. I'm not sure what the other icons are for. I'd like to get rid of
these programs (extensions?) that are running in the background, since all
they do is eat up memory. I can't access them after Finder opens, and
nothing happens when I click on them before it opens.
Any suggestions?
Well, they are either extensions or Contol Panels. Under the System folder
are two folders named "Extensions" and "Control Panels". Just drag
the
apropriate icons out of those folders and restart.
The alternative is to install an extension/control panel combo called
"Extension Manager". It allows you to turn them on and off at will.
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