As a lazy Panther user who has no need for multiusers, I've always considered
myself the omnipotent System Administrator.   This means my desktop is in a
hidden area and files on the Panther desktop are inaccesible when I am running
os9, which I do very frequently.

In earlier versions of security, you could get into the secure places in X from
9.  Not anymore.  Is there a way I can give permission in Panther to access
those files from 9?  Or something?

Rich

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