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Volume Manager
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The file directory window displays five columns of
information about each file on the volume. Reading from
right to left, the colwnns are:
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File name (listed alphabetically!
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'TYPe of file (text, application, etc.)
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Size in kbytes
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Date and time last modified
•
Date and time of creation
Folders are not listed, only individual files. Listings in
dimmed type are invisible files that your applications use
to perform certain functions. The
Desktop
file on your
system volume, for example, keeps track of icons, folders,
and documents for the Finder. You have no access to
invisible files.
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