Post by Killer on Jan 26, 2004 22:55:08 GMT -5
There are a number of ways you can
control and customize Classic (OS 9) from OS X. You can access OS 9's System
Folder on the top level of your hard disk. Go to the Finder and double-click
your hard disk icon. The System Folder is identifiable by the orange nine on
the icon. Inside, you can add, move and delete fonts, control panels and
extensions. Another way to customize Classic is through the Classic System
Preference. Choose System Preferences from the Apple Menu and click Classic.
Under Start/Stop, activate the option to "Show Classic status in menu bar."
This menu allows you to access items in OS 9's Apple Menu, allowing you to
quickly open and configure Control Panels or choose a printer with the
Chooser. And, finally, you can activate an deactivate control panels and
extension through the Extensions Manager. To do this, open the Classic
System Preference and click Start (or Restart). Once the startup window
appears, click the caret to show the startup process. You should see the
standard startup screen for OS 9. Hold down the space bar, and in a few
moments, you'll see the Extensions Manager. Make your selections and then
click continue to startup with your newly customized Classic.
control and customize Classic (OS 9) from OS X. You can access OS 9's System
Folder on the top level of your hard disk. Go to the Finder and double-click
your hard disk icon. The System Folder is identifiable by the orange nine on
the icon. Inside, you can add, move and delete fonts, control panels and
extensions. Another way to customize Classic is through the Classic System
Preference. Choose System Preferences from the Apple Menu and click Classic.
Under Start/Stop, activate the option to "Show Classic status in menu bar."
This menu allows you to access items in OS 9's Apple Menu, allowing you to
quickly open and configure Control Panels or choose a printer with the
Chooser. And, finally, you can activate an deactivate control panels and
extension through the Extensions Manager. To do this, open the Classic
System Preference and click Start (or Restart). Once the startup window
appears, click the caret to show the startup process. You should see the
standard startup screen for OS 9. Hold down the space bar, and in a few
moments, you'll see the Extensions Manager. Make your selections and then
click continue to startup with your newly customized Classic.
