SoundStarterェ is a utility which allows your Mac to play a randomly chosen sound each time you start up. SoundStarterェ consists of two files: an application and a system extension (INIT). To use SoundStarterェ, first drag the file SoundStarterェ INIT to your System Folder. Your System should ask you if you want to put it in the Extensions folder. Click Yes. Then you can launch the SoundStarterェ application to choose which sounds you want played at startup. Check the box labeled メSoundStarterェ Activeモ if you want SoundStarterェ INIT to play a sound on startup. If you donユt want SoundStarterェ INIT to play a sound the next time you start up, clear this box. If you check the メKeep Error Logモ box, SoundStarterェ INIT will write a file called メSoundStarterェ Errorsモ in the Preferences folder in your System Folder. You can read this file with SimpleText. If SoundStarterェ INIT is unable to play a sound at startup, it will record an error message in this file.
SoundStarterェ is freeware, mainly because we didnユt feel like adding a bunch of registration code nonsense and we figured no one would pay us if we didnユt put in the registration code nonsense. You may distribute this utility freely as long as you do not alter it in any way. However, SoundStarterェ is still copyright ゥ1996 by A. Glenn.
ムA. G. & M. Q. E.
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