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On Tue 26 Jul 2005 11:26:51, Oscar wrote:
<news:Xns969F2309E724Eoscarnospamcom@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> They should put the splash screen back in.
>
> It serves a purpose for me. Because Opera takes a while to
> start, I sometimes wonder if I hit the keys right. Sometimes I
> didn't and it doesn't start and I sit there waiting until I
> realize that I didn't start t. Next time I think I did the same
> thing again and I wind up starting two Operas.
>
> The splash screen tells me I hit the keys right. That's useful
> function for some people.
I have been thinking about this. Maybe a BAT file could be used
which first calls up a home-made splash screen that times out
after a few seconds and meanwhile Opera is called.
If such a BAT file were turned into an EXE then it could be
renamed to replace the original OPERA.EXE and the orignal
OPERA.EXE be renamed to someting which the new program called.
My PC is not that slow (about 2000 MHz) but I think it is the disk
activity which is holding up the launch of Opera.
Maybe such a utility exists already for another program?
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