HI There; Does anyone on -list know how I can get around a password box for "At Ease" software. I picked up a 5200/75 for a buddy off ebay. It seems in terrific condition, but on boot up, it enters a dialog box asking for a password. It won't let me into finder unless I give it a password. I tried booting with extensions off, also with a 9.1 CD (Defective?)"C" key held down, I get chimes then a hang... Any Ideas???
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