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#Answer iphone calls on mac ios 10.3.1 free
I'm giggling each time I use this: (* Fast User Logout Access v.1.0 by Frederico *)(* Inspired by Rob Griffiths and 'makaio' of 7 November 2003 *)(* Feel free to modify as required. Wow! Side note: I changed my script name to usw from switch as sjonke commented that there's already a system-provided command by that name.]
#Answer iphone calls on mac ios 10.3.1 password
In both cases, you'll see a tiny Terminal window appear, but then you'll either be taken directly to the login screen, or you'll get the switch user password dialog box. To switch to another user instead, just create another saved window (rememer to make it tiny to make it less visually shocking), and for the "full path" bit, add the user's name to the script call: Drag the "login.term" file into your sidebar, or your toolbar, or make an alias on your desktop, or whatever - you'll be able to activate the login window just by clicking (in the sidebar or toolbar) or double-clicking (elsewhere) the icon! Now switch to the finder, and navigate to the ~/Library -> Application Support -> Terminal folder. Uncheck the "Execute coommand in a shell" box, and click Save. Give the saved file a name - let's assume you want to fast switch to the login window, so call it "login." In the bottom section of the dialog box, click "Execute this command (specify complete path)" and then enter the path to your new script. The default save location should be in your user's Libary -> Application Support -> Terminal folder. After you have it working, open a new Terminal window, make it as small as you can by dragging the corner, and then do File -> Save As (it doesn't matter what's in the window at the time). [ robg adds: Here's a little trick to make it really easy to use. This is especially useful because fast user switching does not have to be enabled in the account preferences for this hint to work. If called with a user name or id, it will bring up the password dialog and (assuming the correct password is entered) switch to that user. If it is called without any arguments, the script will switch to the login window. #!/bin/shif ] then # robg note: Please enter the next two lines as one without # any spaces between the "/" and the "R" /System/Library/CoreServices/Menu\ Extras/nu/Contents/ Resources/CGSession -suspendelse USERID=`id -u $1` if ] then exit -1 fi # robg note: Please enter the next two lines as one without # any spaces between the "/" and the "R" /System/Library/CoreServices/Menu\ Extras/nu/Contents/ Resources/CGSession -switchToUserID $USERIDfi Save the script in your path and make it executable ( chmod 755 script_name). For those who love Panther's Fast User Switching but don't like the menulet in the upper-right corner, here's a shell script to do it.