Op 11-aug-05 om 6:09 heeft Peter Schaff het volgende geschreven: > OK, good to know. There is one file in each Amiga directory called > ".info" which I suppose does what ".DS_Store" does in OSX. > > But each file/directory in Amiga OS can have an extension of .info. > i.e. "App" would have an accompanying "App.info" file, and > "prettypic.jpg" would have an associated "prettypic.jpg.info". These > are the ones whose invisibility I'm curious about. Does this ring any > bells?
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