Hi, first off all thanks to Peter and John, I think the problem could be as
you said in the start up items.
I had a look and have 33K alias' for: IE, Iomega Driver, MSN Messenger
and OE along with, this could be it, a Kodak Precision Startup that is
listed as an application program, 65K.
Iomega Driver is most probably an Extension, not an application, and
as such shouldn't be in the startup items folder. It also probably
means that the dialog doesn't appear every time you switch to the
finder, but only the first time after the machine has been rebooted.
Have fun,
Shay
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