On 12/12/01 2:11 PM, Paul Berkowitz said: > There have been more serious problems with conflicts between multiple carbon > applications added to the Login Startup in System Prefs. Since the daemon > has to be there, you should remove all others if you have any.
There is a new Applescript solution for this login problem. I haven't actually tested it yet, but it certainly seems like it should work. Essentially it's a script that you put in your Login items. The script then launches whatever login items you need, with a 5 second delay between launches (which apparently is a workaround for this Carbon problem). [I've tested its functionality, and it works; I just haven't actually installed it as a login item yet.] I can't remember where I found the script, sorry. But if people are interested I could repost it here (it's small). A good guess is that I found it on Mac OS X Hints. Of course, maybe the new 10.1.2 upgrade (rumored to be released today or soon) will take care of this. Let's hope! Also, on the matter of daemons, I imagine there are several other daemons running behind our backs in OS X. I know I have another one, for a shareware utility (KeyboardMaestro). Don't mail services and other things run daemons in X? -- Sherman -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To search the archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
