Invisible Window Mac

When moving a folder from its location to the next folder up via the sidebar it disappeared and remained invisible until I closed all my windows and fiddled about about before opening back up to the location again. ...

I've searched for a file called Post.Office without luck. Is it an invisible file somewhere that I can just erase? ...

My previous mac was backed up to a LaCie external drive. ...

The samba file sharing works pretty well, even though there is no GUI to connect to the PC host, other than a window to type in its network name. ...

The file belongs to root. Try this: Lauch the Terminal. At the command prompt, type sudo rm Before hitting , drag the file alias to your Terminal window. Hit . A dialog box will appear. Type your password. Your nasty file alias should now be gone.

Once you have that, you can access your Mac HD from Windows. ...

rename files, delete and otherwise manage these folders without problems. On the Mac side, every step is met with problems. ...

Ive been trying to find instructions to move my apps folder that were easy to follow for a while now, thanks for posting this. Now the reason why im doing this is because my startup volume has only 300 mb avail. so i need to move it to my other partition which has 7gb avail. (i know i need a new HD) I need alot more than that acutally. but this will be a temp fix. so i tried...

only then perhaps, will life on a Mac be Mac like. ...

I'm ready to toss my new Powerbook out of the window... both Powerbook and XP machine are connected to router/DSL modem both have DHCP assigned address and are on same subnet & workgroup name. Ping works between Mac and WinXP machine (both directions) Identical user account / password combination exists on Mac and Win XP machine Windows Sharing and SMB/CIFS enabled on Mac,...