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On Jul 26, 2005, at 12:47 PM, Victoria Brandon wrote:
On Jul 26, 2005, at 11:42 AM, Matthew Lawrence wrote:
Try selecting the startup drive, from Control Panels. Make sure you
choose the correct volume that OS 9 is on. Otherwise, use the Option
key, to bring up boot drive choices, as has been mentioned before.
Is there some particular point in the startup sequence that the option
key should be pressed? I'm asking because I've *never* been able to
make this trick work: the computer just boots into the same OS that
was running before.
Best,
Victoria
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As I recall, you hold down the space bar during start-up and you will
get a choice of drives that have a valid system folder.
Best Regards, /\*_*/\
Harry (*^_^*)
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