on 27/11/03 17:02, Frank Cornew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> As a recent convert to OSX, thought that I'd made it over the hump.
> Now that everything is installed on the Pismo (good thing I installed
> that 60gig travelstar), software is upgraded, less and less classic
> calls, I've noticed that the help viewer crashes everytime upon
> launch. Ick. Must have overreached with a haxie or some bit of
> software, as I assume that the latest rev of Panther doesn't do this.
> 
> Have started to uninstall much of the add on stuff, but no success.
> Any equivalent to booting with extensions off in the manner of OS9?
> Miss conflict catcher or even extensions manager at this point.

I think you can logon with shift key down, but that will only prevent
startup items to launch. Another thing you could do is to create a "dummy"
account, just for the purpose of troubleshooting. After you created that
account, login and see if Help Viewer is still crashing. It hasn't crashed a
single time for me on my Pismo since I had a pre-release version of Panther
installed, so there must something with your account.

-Laurent.
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