> 	Booter 1.9.5 has a helpful little button under the "Booting ..."
> menu item (in the Options menu) for doing just what you want. Click the
> "Boot in B/W" box, and save your options and preferences. Every time you
> boot NetBSD from now on, the Booter program will switch to B&W before
> executing the kernel. When you go back to MacOs, the colour depth will be
> whatever it was before you loaded the Booter program.

This sounds like a really cool option, but I'm looking at the dialog in 
question right now, I don't see any mention of a Boot in B/W box.  I've 
checked all the other dialogs, too, and I don't see anything there 
either.  Do I have a bad version of the booter?  (It seems to think that 
it's version 1.9.5)

Later.

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Colin Wood                                      ender@is.rice.edu
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Information Technology Services                       Houston, TX