Re: QT 7.0.1

My first thought is that the people at Apple are assuming, that because you just installed the update, that you were interested in using the player to watch something. Therefore, they thought they'd be nice and open the player for you so you don't have to click it in the Dock. : )

On May 31, 2005, at 5:00 PM, Frank Lowney wrote:

Just got the update to 7.0.1 via Software Update which requires a restart. Upon restart, I notice an AppleScript app launch and start up the QuickTime Player! Since I did not put the QTPlayer in my startup items list, this seems a bit "pushy" to me.
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