Are you plagued by that modern-day irritation experienced by a majority of Macintosh users? Do you wish you could stop that clock from interfering with your game of Continuum? Or do you just enjoy collecting more?
Whatever the case, ‘init cdev’ is for you!
To use ‘init cdev’, you must first place it into your System Folder.
‘init cdev’ operates in two ways—as an INIT, and as a cdev (obviously!). The INIT can be activated by holding down the mouse button or the space bar when you StartUp (just after the ‘Welcome’ message), and the cdev can be activated by going to the Control Panel and clicking on the ‘init cdev’ icon.
Knowing how to activate ‘init cdev’, you'll probably want to know why you should use it in the first place. ‘init cdev’ will provide a list of all the INIT (StartUp), cdev (Control Panel) and RDEV (Chooser) files in your System Folder and let you turn them on and off. Once they're off they won't bother you until you turn them on again.
In this way, you can keep a whole lot of INIT and cdev files in your System Folder without having to remove them whenever their services are not required.
If you only want to turn an INIT or cdev on/off for one startup, choose the “Temporary” option on startup.
‘init cdev’ is distributed under the HappiWare System:
IF YOU LIKE IT, REMEMBER TO SMILE!
But I would appreciate your sending me a postcard of your home town, just so I can see how far this little program has spread. I have noticed the fact that Americans do not send as many postcards as Europeans, but there are still a lot of nice people out there (hello, Glenn!).
