My correspondence w/ Jim follows:
ope the terminal(Applications:Utilities) type the following: rm -f
leave a blank space after the -f drag the file onto the Terminal window press return
I've had the same thing happen. Usually it is a file that has been corrupted and doesn't know what it's doing. rm is the command line equivilant of the trash (ReMove), but with the -f It doesnt check to see what is going on, or what the file thinks is going on :)
On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 18:55:06 -0800, robert rakita wrote:
Do you know what gives here? The attachment shows two downloads that I cannot get off the desktop without generating the alert shown -booting in 9 they do not appear- in osx nothing running but the finder and the alert gives the same results. Cannot put them in a folder or move to the HD to be potentially visible in 9 and maybe removed. Did things like run disk first aid,reset permissions-nothing .
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