By the way, if you go to System Preferences-Accounts and click on Login
Items, you can see what's loading at startup and add or remove programs.
I don't know a specific answer to the shortcuts question, but I think I
read that more of this capability was added to Snow Leopard.
Again, in System Preferences, take a look at the Keyboard and Mouse
section and click on Keyboard Shortcuts.
Reid Katan wrote:
Is there any way--I'm sure there is--to automatically start a program
at boot time in OSX? I've found my desktop clock solution for X.5*,
and I'd like to have it start up at boot time.
Also (I don't remember if I asked this already), is there a way to
assign keyboard short cuts to start programs? Yeah, I know there's the
Dock, but for me it's easier to poke out a few key strokes than it is
to reach for the mouse, figure out where the cursor is on the screen,
scroll it into position and aim. Especially if I'm using a track pad.
Thanks.
*SimpleFloatingClock
<http://www.splook.com/Software/Simple_Floating_Clock.html>
It has the usual features. You can change the opacity, add date, day
of the week, make it digital or analog, 12 or 24 hour, you can add an
additional time zone (a dot on the face that shows the hour of another
time zone). Oops. I see a "Launch at Login" item on the
right-click-menu (but I'd still like to know about programs start at
boot).
Probably the best feature though, is "Pass Clicks Through" so you can
leave it on top of everything and still be able to click on the
*useful* stuff behind it. It adds a clock icon to the menu bar that
you click on to be able to access the clock itself.
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