Of course I meant "Start-up" screen, not "Start-ip@ screen
Early in the morning, together with incompetent fingers................
Ted Treen wrote:
The Mac thinks you have two screens. You need to re-arrange them in
Monitors control panel. - and set which one you want to be "Start-ip@
screen
Ted
Andrea Vitali wrote:
I've had a similar problem...
...try removing the VGA adapter from the standard video output of the
G3. In my case it helped
Andrea
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