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In article <2622@sphinx.uchicago.edu> see1@sphinx.uchicago.edu.UUCP (Ellen Keyne Seebacher) writes:
>In article <57900012@sfu_yoda> gamble@sfu_yoda.cs.sfu writes:
>>
>>To reset the Parameter RAM hold down COMMAND-OPTION-SHIFT when selecting
>>the control panel. On the Mac II and the SE you will be asked if you want to 
>>reset the Parameter Ram...answer yes and the RAM will be reset to factory
>>settings.
>
>When I hold down Command-Option-Shift while selecting Control Panel, I get
>the Control Panel -- only slower.  No dialogue box, on PRAM or anything else.
>
>Anyone besides gamble done it on an SE?
>
>
>Ellen Keyne Seebacher, Univ. of Chicago Computation Center
>{ihnp4!gargoyle, oddjob}!sphinx!see1

	Yes, I did it in the back seat of a car, twice in one night! :-) :-)

Ahem,

I just now trotted over to an SE  (I'm on my Mac II, now)  and tried it.  The
first time (Ah, that first time, you never forget ... ) it did what you
described, but when I pushed down the COMMAND-OPTION-SHIFT *BEFORE* opening
the Apple menu instead of after (which is what I did the first time) it worked.
It also works on the Mac II, but the keys can go down any time up until the
mouseUp (eek! HyperTalk) occurs on the Control Panel select.

						- Andrew

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