On 26 Oct 2004, at 6:09 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 09:27 AM -0400 10/26/2004, JCT wrote:How can I stop QuickTime from automatically wanting to look for the last version of this and that?
(iMac OS 9.1 QuickTime FUI 6.0.2)
I don't think that splash/nag can be eliminated unless you pay for QuickTime Pro.
IIRC (I have QT Pro) you see the nag screen on the first launch of Quicktime Player after boot. Before launching it, set the system date to ten years (or whatever) from now. Launch QT, click the "maybe later" button, then reset the date.
Now QT has a mental note to nag you again in 2014.
Miche.
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