if you need to place an item in startup items on OSX 10.4 and above you
may need to do it as root.
take a look at this apple tech note:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300962
-c
i have done this on all flavors of OSX, if you need additional help
contact me off-list.
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Michael Nadel wrote:
I made a little projector that is supposed to run on startup. Using
the buddiApi baSysFolder("startup") command, I am able to locate the
user's startup folder. This works fine in the PC and in the Mac on
Classic OS 9. However, in OSX the baSysFolder("startup") command
returns the startup folder of Classic and not the startup folder in
OSX? And when I start OSX the projector doesn't start. And the OSX
system doesn't let me copy into the StartupItems in /Library/System,
even if I try to copy and paste manually. Can anyone help me get this
projector to run on startup in OSX?
THANKS!
Michael Nadel
MediArt.Corp
"Creativity is more powerful than knowledge" -- Albert Einstein
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