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From: feinberg@acsu.buffalo.edu (john a feinberg)
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Subject: Re: Startup screen
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Date: 31 Jul 90 18:56:28 GMT
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MacPaint 2.0 also saves files as startup screens-just push the button.  Also,
for whatever program you use, you have to be careful to both put the screen in
the system folder, *and* to name the picture StartUpScreen, or it just won't do
anything.  MacPaint 2.0 automatically sticks StartUpScreen in the file box when
you push the save as startupscreen button, but SuperPaint does not.

Now, I have a question of my own: 

I have a 2-page monitor for my SE.  Is there any way I can make a startup screen
for that?  Also, I have saved what was on the screen with the command-shift-
whatever f-key (3, maybe?).  It saved the screen contents into a file, fine.  I
just can't read it!  Is there any way to get any program to read what's in the
file? 

John Feinberg
SUNY Buffalo