G'day Jonas
Permissions determine who can read and write, or just read etc, a file.
To see this, first select a file, then hit Command-I (or, in the
Menu, select File then Get info)
In the box that results, at the bottom you will see an arrow next to
'Ownership & permissions' Below it is an arrow 'Details'. Click on it
to ensure it points down.
The boxes will give you a bit of an idea about the permissions.
It's normally recommended to choose to repair permissions when
checking the disk, especially after installing new software.
Regards
Santa
On 11/06/2005, at 8:28 AM, Jonas Lopez wrote:
In OS X I ran the Disk1stAid program and it told me the
disk was ok, but that several permissions needed to be
fixed. Why and what?
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