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From: rsvp@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (R. Scott V. Paterson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Creating Startup Screens
Keywords: startup screens, backdrops
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Date: 19 May 88 06:58:55 GMT
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Yes, you can use Resedit to make your start up screen remain to be your
desktop screen.  You must have a disk that already does this first.  Using
Resedit,open the system(in system folder of working disk) and then open INIT.
You should find an init called "StartupDesk".  If not, then this disk does
not keep the start up screen.  Select the init and copy it(command c or
copy under edit).  Close this disk and open your disk and find the same
location.  Paste(command v or paste under edit) the init into place and
close up again.  This should work. Was that clear enough? E-mail me if not.
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