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From: milne@ics.uci.edu (Alastair Milne)
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Subject: Re: Color/Non-Color Mac Logo at Start-up - What duz it mean?!
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Date: 16 May 89 06:47:36 GMT
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folta@tove.umd.edu.UUCP (Wayne Folta) writes
>Sounds like [sic] you need to go into your Control Panel and reset your color
>depth.  You may even want to reset your PRAM (I think you hold down option
>while selecting Control Panel), which might have gotten screwed up.

   Almost: hold down SHIFT, CONTROL and OPTION as you pull down the DA list
   and select control panel.  If you're using Suitcase or Suitcase II, I'm not
   sure what you need to do, since holding down OPTION will show a short form
   of the menu from which control panel is absent.  You can try choosing
   Suitcase itself, then holding the 3 modifiers down while you choose control
   panel from its list.  If this doesn't work, you'll probably have to disable
   Suitcase until you've reset the PRAM.

   Before you do this, be aware of the things the PRAM controls.  There is a
   DA available from info-mac@sumex-aim.stanford.edu that lists the settings
   of the PRAM.


   Alastair Milne