Its just like on iOS, what is showing is what is selected. On Jun 30, 8:37 am, WahooCharley <[email protected]> wrote: > On Friday, June 29, 2012 4:19:28 PM UTC-4, Daniel Siemer wrote: > > > Growl 1.4 uses the only known approved method for starting at login > > under sandboxing, using a helper which launches the main app. This > > helper will not appear in your user's login items in System > > Preferences as it is managed by launchd (also, when you launch growl, > > and it was set to start at login, we remove the old login item for > > Growl.app, since we wont be able to remove it when we are fully > > sandboxed). The best way to look and see if it is registering > > correctly with launchd is to run this command in Terminal.app: > > launchctl list | grep growl > > > If when the switch is on, > > Please clarify the position of the slider toggle (which IMHO is not > user-friendly). If you can "see" the word ON exposed, does that mean it's > ON or that it needs to be selected? > > It would have been simple to provide a green check mark or the like if > startup at login was enabled. > > > > > > > > > you see com.growl.GrowlLauncher listed, it > > is working correctly, > > If when the switch is on, you dont see it, there is something that has > > gone wrong. launchd is a great tool, but it can be buggy as all get > > out at times. The basic troubleshooting steps of repairing > > permissions with Disk Utility, and repairing the launchd database (You > > can use the command line, or a utility such as Cocktail to do so) > > sometimes bring positive results.
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