>
>>I believe if you hold the option and command keys while opening the
>>memory control panel, you can disable the ram check at start
>>function.
>>Some one will correct me if I'm wrong about which keys
>
>That works for OS9.1. Otherwise the check option doesn't show!
>
I'm working on updating a list of command / option / <other special keys>
list of things that can be done on the Mac OS by using those kind of
inputs, please send me your contributions. I will be posting a list of
which ones I have somewhere when I get that far. In your subject line,
please put "Special Key Use".
Format for that information would be most helpful if it can be listed
like this:
System used on Keys Description
9.1 + command-option turns of 'auto ram check
(while opening memory on start up' function
control panel)
Please send any documented info in plain text form. Thanks.
Don
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