At 5:20 pm -0700 28/12/02, Andrew Main wrote:
Don't believe there is an X equivalent; under the semi-Maclike
surface, it's a _completely_ different operating system. No resource
forks, to begin with; everything is data.
So what, when I copy files from my OS 10.2 PB on to a PC (which I
need to
on 27/12/02 17:21, Sue Brown at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lauren wrote:
You might not be able to copy all the hidden files.
not sure if this is an appropriate question for this forum, but I
keep hearing about hidden files and at one point someone said how
to find them... 1) what
Here's an example- the ipod. Every mp3 is stored on the ipod in a hidden, or
'invisible' folder named ipod_control (or controller, i cant remember) and
then in a folder named music, then in a series of folders starting with F0#.
In mac os 6 through 9.2.2, get yourself a copy of resedit2.1.3.
a ResEdit fan, you should know ResExcellence
(http://www.resexcellence.com). It does offer a section on OS X mods.
As for hidden files in X, it has literally thousands of them (all
with cryptic names that only a Unix geek can understand), which is
part of the reason why you can't just do a Finder
Lauren wrote:
You might not be able to copy all the hidden files.
not sure if this is an appropriate question for this forum, but I
keep hearing about hidden files and at one point someone said how
to find them... 1) what are hidden files ? 2) why would one
want/need to find them
Sherlock can be customized (click the Custom button) to search for invisible
files.
G
Sue Brown wrote:
Lauren wrote:
You might not be able to copy all the hidden files.
not sure if this is an appropriate question for this forum, but I
keep hearing about hidden files and at one point
