BackGround Sound Init patch by Glynne Tolar.

     This patch makes BackGround Sound's Init stop the music after booting is
done.  For me it seems to stop it a little before it is done.  What I did was
patch the CDA "TURN OFF SONG" that BGINIT installs to where the shut down CDA
pointer points to the start up CDA pointer.  Since every time you launch an
application GS/OS makes startup CDA calls, the CDA shuts off the music on
launching your first application.  Subsequent launching will not shut off the
music since Parik kills the CDA.  I must say that was a neat trick!  Mind you
this info may not be clear or correct but does work.  Why it is not clear?  It
is second hand info.  With many thanks to Jeff Noxon for helping me write this
patch.  He did most of the work!  He will be leaving us soon though.  Thank the
high and mighty Apple for that!  He may be leaving us with one last bang though.
With his desktop init that handles 320 and 640 pics.  The picture even comes up
while booting.  It cycles through the pics too!

     Speaking of giving credit where credit is due.  Parik seems to have
forgotten I gave him the idea for the BackGround Init.  I'm not one to want
credit badly or anything.  I just believe in fairness.  To prove I did give him
the idea here is an excerpt from his first release notes.

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                           *** BETA VERSION ***

Thanx to Glynne Tolar for the idea.

Hiya.  Those that know my infamous BG Sound (otherwise known as "It only
works for Parik" :-) will hopefully have better luck with this program.

It plays the song INIT.MUSIC during startup.  INIT.MUSIC must be a standard
SOUNDSMITH (versions up to 0.9c are supported at this time).  DOC.DATA must
be a SOUNDSMITH BINARY SOUND FILE.

To create a soundsmith binary sound file, just boot up Soundsmith, load
up your favorite song, and pull down the INFORMATION menu (third one).  Click
on PREFERENCES.  Change the "Sound file format" to SOUNDSMITH BINARY FILE.
Now pull down the song window (with the various notes, etc) and you'll see
a window with all the instrument names.  Click on SAVE SOUND FILE.  Move
over to the directory */SYSTEM/SYSTEM.SETUP.  Save the sound file as DOC.DATA.
Type in Open-Apple A (OA_A) next, and save your song in */SYSTEM/SYSTEM.SETUP
as INIT.MUSIC.


etc...
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SHEESH!  Sorry about the long wendedness.  I know?  Where's the patch?

Using a block editor that will allow you to follow a file.  Position $2B00 bytes
into the file and you should find the number $52 there.  Change this to $25.
YES!  It is that simple.

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