Questions & Answers for: Apple OS no file in this folder

folder where the file 'hosts' should exist. try textwrangler http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/ Instead of looking for and editing the hosts file you might want to use the NetInfo Manager

folder or file just creat one new file or folder When Apple released 10.8 they introduced a requirement on a new installer package format that is not compatible with Mac OS X 10.4. So either we have a

...file. You should be able to click on the unlock button. If you have a lot of files put them into one folder do the same thing to the folder click on the unlock button. There is a small button at the ...

...running on a iBook 1.2 GHz PowerPC G4. The software worked fine for a while. I am unable to open files, folders, applications, using the touch pad or external mouse. Can only access by key

...Any ideas?? The user has to connect to the mac on which the folder is shared, only after that can the user access the file. I t would be helpful if you could tell me the os type of the other

...program or work folder by single clicking on the application or folder going to the file menu and selecting "make alias" then you can drag the alias (shows up italics) to your desktop. Hope this ...

folder and then move the system file and the finder file into the trash. Go back to your install menu and click install make sure you do not do a clean install as you will wipe all your data. Preserve

...File" then "New Burn Folder." Name your new burn folder and fill it with files you wish to put in the DVD. When you're finished, click the icon the looks like a nuclear warning sign to burn it to the ...

...folder. Formating hard drive won't help as there are recovery utilities specialized in recovering files after accidental deletion or formatting. Try using disk wipe tools specially created to run ...

...on the folder, but probably not the contents (you really shouldn't change permissions on system files and folders). Trying to move or change permissions on the contents of an entire folder may ...