Path In Mac

Wait! Wait! I have another suggestion before you go reinstalling! Go here: http://homepage.mac.com/simx/.cv/simx/Public/chkstuff115.sit-binhex.hqx It'll download a command-line utility that will help you set permissions back to what they originally were.

But here is a tip for you. Try to type out "cd Mac" when you are in that folder, then press tab. tcsh will then automatically type out the whole path for you. Neat, eh? ...

server. So that we always can reach his mac via it's name. ...

Since this is a privileges error, I'd like to "advertise" this script once more. I'm trying to gauge how useful it actually is. I really hope this helps. Permissions problems are a ***** in OS X.

that resets all default installed files to their original permissions. Obviously, this script can become VERY handy, and I suppose that it could be very useful in your situation. This perl script actually examines log files in the installers and sets permissions to what they should be. ...

I'm new to this stuff, and don't really understamd what's going on. I'm trying to get emacs running so I can program in eiffel. Please help! ...

I have yet to find a Cocoa app which doesn't drive me up the wall. Clearly there are some implicit Mac HI conventions which have not found their way into the Aqua HI Guidelines. ...

UNIX, and that's why this forum has been created on this board, but also, YES, this forum should mainly discuss the apps and tricks and tips that do not sport a Mac OS X GUI. ...

Here, lemme whip up a simple AppleScript to do the job, using the command-line: (Start time 21:45:40) (Stop time 22:38:00) OK so it took longer than I thought... :P Here's an applet for zipping a file: choose file with prompt "Choose a file to zip:"

and that there is more than one path one can take to reach a common goal. ...