As I said, I had ASIP, which stands for Apple Share IP, which is a server program for 9.1 (maximum, not 9.2 etc.). With all help from QuicKeys yesterday I managed to get move all the documents from the old "Users" folder, to the Mac OS X made (with all privileges in shape) "Users" folder. It was hard because X doesn't use the same names of the users in the Users folder (shortname... imported my old user with the AppleShare IP Migration application). Anyhow... With some help of FileBlaster I will set up the preferences for the users (Library
references) from scrath. And with QuicKeys I will change the privileges for the new stuff in the documents folder (go in the info window and copy privileges from there to every subfolder/files). Without QuicKeys OS X is only for nerds, and I am not. So I can say that I think there should be more "applications" for us that doesn't know UNIX (I know ls and cd . for fixing privileges.
references) from scrath. And with QuicKeys I will change the privileges for the new stuff in the documents folder (go in the info window and copy privileges from there to every subfolder/files). Without QuicKeys OS X is only for nerds, and I am not. So I can say that I think there should be more "applications" for us that doesn't know UNIX (I know ls and cd . for fixing privileges.