Path Finder

I don't think the immutable flag is in the fork, I think it's one of the Finder flags. I could be wrong, but then I really don't care since the behavior of a locked file or folder has changed in OS X to something which is absolutely useless. ...

key and the scroll arrow and read through the forum without making it active. With the finder, I can't. Say I'm coding html and I need to know the exact name and path to a file on my computer. I have to either make my bbedit window really small or keep switching back and forth which sucks on 266 mhz. ...

an X user opens or creates a new file on the network shares... a duplicate file is created with a "." in front of it... to the Mac user... this never shows up in finder because X knows that those are hidden files... but to the rest of the folks using Windows... ...

All system logs are located in a hidden folder called private. Here is the full path: /private/var/log/system.log To get to this folder in the Finder: 1. Click on the "Go" menu, select "Go To Folder..." or press . 2. In the window that pops up, type /var/log/.

Can anyone tell me where can i find the information about an alias original path? (created in Finder, not a Symbolic link created in the terminal)

the path to that file will automatically fill in. ...

the path to that file will automatically fill in. ...

When you try to access the appletalk network from OSX, do you go to the finder menu under go and connect to network. This will give you a "chooser" like option to follow the appletalk path or localhost path. ...

you could also enter URLs there, displayed in Finder windows. and if they'd add a button named 'start' at the bottom left corner, you could 'shut down' your computer there. ...

loading, is have an option to show you in the info bar betweem the files and the top icons, is the full path of where you are. ...