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INIT

  1. When referring to Apple Macintosh or an Apple Macintosh operating system, INIT is a term that describes system files that automatically execute when the computer boots. INIT was used with versions of its system operating system before System 7.
  2. Abbreviation for initialization or initialize.

Also see: Extension, Initialization, Macintosh, System

 

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