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hamsterburger

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Mar 28, 2007
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Hi

I just installed File Buddy to find and remove an invisible file. I found it on the first search and proceded in marking it and pressing the "remove" button.

Apparently this did not delete the file, it merly removed it from File Byddy´s list. Now the file is stil in the way (I can´t replace it with another file for example) and i´m not able to find it in File Buddy anymore.

What to do? Help!

Thanks:)
 

hamsterburger

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Original poster
Mar 28, 2007
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Thanks! Your suggestion worked a treat. Seems like i didnt have to use File Buddy after all:)
 

Cromulent

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Oct 2, 2006
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Much easier just to use the Terminal I would have thought for things like that. Use the command ls -lsa to list the contents of a directory in a pleasing manner. It will show hidden files as well. Then just do rm filename.
 
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