Ian,
I wasn't referring to FAT16 and Fat32 and no, it definitely isn't an
installation-specific problem.
Best,
Mark
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Op 9-mei-2006, om 16:04 heeft Ian Wood het volgende geschreven:
On 9 May 2006, at 14:43, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Sarah and Chipp,
Please! Don't set the filetype to empty. This can cause
unexpected results, such as files appearing at random locations
in Finder windows or even off-screen on the desktop,
particularly on older systems. Have mercy with the users of your
software. Instead, set the filetype to "????????".
Is the Mac so brittle that merely copying a file from any file
system that doesn't support Mac metadata will cause these anomalies?
I've seen the Finder be a tad flaky now and then, but nothing
quite as extreme as moving files to inaccessible locations by
simply not having a creator code assigned to them.
Can't say I've ever seen this with empty filetypes, but I tend to
be working with recent versions of the OS. Sounds more like an
installation-specific problem.
Certainly, copying files from FAT16 or FAT32 disks has never
resulted in files disappearing...
Ian
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