At 4:00 AM -0500 12/4/02, Aaron Dickey wrote: >>When I first started using OS X.2 I didn't have to put my password >>in to start up the computer. I had a serious problem and had to >>reinstall OS X and now I do have to put my password in when turning >>on the computer. Is there a preference file somewhere where I can >>turn that off? > >Open up System Preferences and click on the Accounts Panel. There, >under the Users tag, you'll see a button marked "Set Auto Login...". >Click it, type in your password, and voila! Thank you, thank you, thank you. Don't know why I didn't think to look there. Now another problem, ever since I reinstalled the OS X.2 again, on startup I get a panel with the following message: "Application Launch Failure - The application "Transport Monitor" could not be launched because of a shared library error: "8<Transport Monitor><Transport Monitor>HotSynclib.PPC<>" And then an OK button. What do I need to install and where do I get it so this message box doesn't come up when I reboot? Thanks -- --Jim Conrad