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| Desktop icons forget placement Likely answered some ages ago but.... Mac G3/233 OS 9.2.1 I have my HD partitioned into 4 parts, 1 GB each. I tend to line these up top right and stacked one on top of the other. For what ever reason however, the 4 icons forget their placement and reset to some preferred placement that I cannot track down. They are not sorting according to any prefs and none of them have any 'labels' assigned. They are named HD1-OS HD2-COMM HD3-PER HD4-SPARE This is the pfererred stacking but when I reboot they always come out with the bottom two juxtaposed as in HD1-OS HD2-COMM HD4-SPARE HD3-PER I've tried rebuilding the desktop. I have not zapped PRAM as I am trying to avoid that if possible as its not necessary for anything else. Suggestions? DMK |
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| Re: Desktop icons forget placement In article <sunclad-5C6048.21281505082003@news.verizon.net>, D. Kirkpatrick <sunclad@sunclad.com> wrote: > Likely answered some ages ago but.... > > Mac G3/233 OS 9.2.1 > > I have my HD partitioned into 4 parts, 1 GB each. > > I tend to line these up top right and stacked one on top of the other. > > For what ever reason however, the 4 icons forget their placement and > reset to some preferred placement that I cannot track down. > > They are not sorting according to any prefs and none of them have any > 'labels' assigned. <snip details> If I remember correctly, the "stacking order" has to do with the bus and the amount of free space left on the drive. The boot drive will always end up at the top. The order of non-boot drives then is determined by drive bus and then free space on disk. |
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| Re: Desktop icons forget placement In article <070820032229179643%jmugnai.nospam@optonline.nospa m.net>, Joe M <jmugnai.nospam@optonline.nospam.net> wrote: > > If I remember correctly, the "stacking order" has to do with the bus > and the amount of free space left on the drive. > > The boot drive will always end up at the top. The order of non-boot > drives then is determined by drive bus and then free space on disk. Thanks. That explains much. The remaining non-boot partitions show up in top to bottom order as least, next, and most space available. Tnanks DMK |
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