Path In Mac

rated. I would rather have a filesystem which was more suitable as a human interface than a filesystem designed to be compatible with 30yr old crap. In fact the more Apple forges ahead instead of looking behind the better. ...

I would like to add that OS X implements the lock bit differently than Mac OS 9 or earlier. ...

you can share it using CUPS and the IPP protocol. If you're using 10.1, you have to use samba, and I haen't found anyone who got sharing a USB printer from samba in 10.1 working correctly. If it's 10. ...

So what I did is use hfspax to make a back up of each directory starting in root. ...

root volume. In other words if you change the path of an open file. ...

Yip, you can install TTF files fine on Mac OS X. ...

that first line doesn't have the path to perl, but to your shell. ...

and I am just not skilled enough in UNIX to feel confident about fixing thingsa at this level. ...

UNIX is very powerful, and this permissions feature is one of the reasons for it. Keep in mind however, that if someone reboots the computer into OS9, the permissions go out the window as OS9 doesn't support file permissions the way that UNIX does. ...

This is what you need to do (I just did it for a prog for myself as well, so this should work) Go into /Library/StartupItems (that's the one at the root of your HD, not the one in your home directory) I like to use the command line to do things, but you can do it from the finder as well.. cd /Library/StartupItems Create a folder for your app mkdir Rumpus