Bernie, I tried the ls -il command. It did list the files in my Desktop directory, with in ode numbers, but it did not list the two "ghost" files that I am trying to delete, so no luck with that method.
> ls should have option to show "inode" ls -il > rm should have option to delete inode > http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/delete-remove-files-with-inode-number.html > http://www.ugu.com/sui/ugu/show?I=tip.today Lee, The Get Info command does not work on these files. If I select one and press Cmd-I (or select "Get Info" from the Finder's File menu), nothing happens. Or, actually, when I press Cmd-I, I see the "File" menu word light up momentarily, as if the command is being implemented, but no info window appears. Very strange. > Get info on the files and look at the full path to them. If it isn't your > desktop directory, go there and try to delete them. If it is your desktop > directory, then you have directory damage and will have to use something like > Disk Warrior to fix it.
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