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From: kline@uxc.cso.uiuc.edu
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Subject: Re: Need help with MAC II....HELP!
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Date: Mon, 16-Nov-87 12:06:00 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 16 12:06:00 1987
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>>When I hold down Command-Option-Shift while selecting Control Panel, I get
>>the Control Panel -- only slower.  No dialogue box, on PRAM or anything else.
>>
>>Anyone besides gamble done it on an SE?
>	Well, I'd done it before on an SE, but just to make sure I tried
> it again, yup, it still works.  Try selecting the apple menu, dragging
> down to Control Panel, depressing Command-Option-Shift and then releasing
> the mouse button.  You'll get a dialog saying you are about to zap parameter
> ram, are sure you want to do that?

Works fine on my SE too. Version 4.2 system, 5.5 finder. Used it to get out
of the same stupid "set your RAM cache to 768K" mistake. Someday I'll learn
to think first and double click later.

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Charley Kline, University of Illinois Computing Services
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