>Anyone out there know what decides the order that the various
>partitions of a partitioned hard-drive appear down the right side of
>ones screen? They seem to change every now and then after a startup,
>and I can't for the life of me trace the reason. For the record it is
>no longer the order they were initially laid down when initialized.
Why don't you make an applescript and put it in your startup folder. It's
very easy. You first put the icons where you DON'T WANT THEM on the
desktop. Then, open the script editor and set it to record and move the
icons to where you want them. Then you save the script "Save as
Run-only," as an "Application" and click "Never show startup screen." Put
this in the startup items folder and every time you reboot it'll put
whatever icons you have arranged back in place.
Yours sincerely,
John Davis
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