Well, Gordon may have something here. The delay is DEFINITELY BEFORE LOGIN; that is, it's still on the Apple gray screen with the little sprocket spinning around that takes so long. Does this mean I have to reinstall? This is the computer I don't have Tiger on yet. So, it's time, perhaps, for Tiger. Question: should I do a clean install? If so, what are all the items that have to be transferred? And can they be transferred all at once? Thanks, mates, L >A login item will only cause a delay AFTER login. If the delay is >before login, then it is something in the OS X boot process. > >Looking back at the original message, the OP wasn't specific about >where the delay was occuring. > >--Gordon > >On 9/28/05, <mailto:Karla-Tonella at uiowa.edu>Karla-Tonella at uiowa.edu ><<mailto:Karla-Tonella at uiowa.edu>Karla-Tonella at uiowa.edu > wrote: > > >I wouldn't think just installing some apps would slow boot time like >>that. Maybe there's a background daemon that SnapZ Pro installs >>that's slowing boot-up time? > >SnapZ Pro does put itself into the Login Items list so that it is >always available. It would slow boot-up to the extent that it takes >it to load and you should see the start-up logo screen everytime you >boot up. You can choose to remove it from the Login Items list and >start it like any other application if you don't use it frequently. > >-- -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/pipermail/macdv/attachments/20050928/fe7baf80/attachment.html