On Saturday, July 31, 2004, at 02:39 PM, Amanda Ward wrote:
Hey Dana,
Lessee... if I remember correctly...
First, make sure the volumes you want to mount are visible on the desktop and you checked "Add to keychain" when you mounted them.
Go to System Preferences > Accounts > Startup Items.
Click the "+" symbol to add another item.
Select the volume you want to auto mount and click "Add".
Close System Preferences and restart and everything should appear on your desktop.
Well, Amanda, you just answered your own question, you realize ;-) Go to System Preferences > Accounts > Startup Items. Select the items to remove, then click the '-' symbol.
It is different in 10.2, there's a separate Login items pane in System Preferences, and I don't think that trick works.
I did this under 10.3.4 and don't know if there is a different procedure for other versions.--
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