Stop My Day

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MC

This is recent: Whenever I boot up my Mac "My Day" appears.

I have no idea how I did this, but I want it to stop!

What do I have to do to stop it?

TIA
 
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Allen Watson

This is recent: Whenever I boot up my Mac "My Day" appears.

I have no idea how I did this, but I want it to stop!

What do I have to do to stop it?

TIA

First, you can just type Control-M to make the My Day window go away.
It will pop up at next login, though.

If you want to keep My Day from opening, select My Day in the Dock, go
to its Preferences (My Day menu), and uncheck "Open after computer
logon". My Day will still run, but its window won't open.

Finally, if you want to prevent MY Day from running entirely, go to
System Preferences, click on the Accounts pane, click the padlock to
authorize changes, and then select Login Items tab. Locate My Day in
the list and click it to select it; then click the Minus button at the
bottom to remove it from the list of items to launch at login.
 
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MC

Allen Watson said:
First, you can just type Control-M to make the My Day window go away.
It will pop up at next login, though.

If you want to keep My Day from opening, select My Day in the Dock, go
to its Preferences (My Day menu), and uncheck "Open after computer
logon". My Day will still run, but its window won't open.

Finally, if you want to prevent MY Day from running entirely, go to
System Preferences, click on the Accounts pane, click the padlock to
authorize changes, and then select Login Items tab. Locate My Day in
the list and click it to select it; then click the Minus button at the
bottom to remove it from the list of items to launch at login.

Great - thanks!

I'm just wondering how it got into my Login items in the first place --
I definitely didn't put it there manually.
 
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Diane Ross

MC said:
I'm just wondering how it got into my Login items in the first place --
I definitely didn't put it there manually.

When you open MyDay, it's put there automatically. I believe they changed
this behavior after the RTM release.
 
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