on 9/29/02 4:26 PM, Michael S. Macdonald at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Your finder prefs may have been corrupted (power outage can do this). > What you could try next is to go to System folder>Preference folder> finder > preferences. > Take the finder prefs and drag it to the trash. > Restart the computer (cmnd-control-start key) > A new finder preference file will be created in the system folder, > whereupon you can empty the trash of the old file.
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