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From: ajr3@quads.uchicago.edu (alain joel roy)
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Subject: Re: Changing HD ICON / What about Disks?
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>However, I still have yet to find the location of the "drawn Mac" used in
>the Welcome to Macintosh screen.  It certainly isn't in MY system file.
>
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Actually, the icon for the Welcome to Macintosh screen IS stored in your
System File--it is in the DSAT resource. Unfortunately, this is a difficult
resource to edit--although I remember seeing a program at sumex to do it.
For more info, try Inside Mac II, page 357-363.