Change the icon's name by clicking on the name and typing.
This icon's name cannot be changed.
This shows how much disk space is used to store *0x/the/* ^0 “^1”. The ^1 icon is shown to the left.
The size of *0x/the/* ^0 “^1” is not being displayed. To display the sizes of folders, click the “Calculate folder sizes” checkbox in the Views control panel.
This is the kind of item displayed at left. This shows that ^1 is *0x/a(n)/* ^0.
This shows you the label attached to *0x/the/* ^0 “^1”. The ^1 icon is shown to the left. You can change the label using the Labels menu.
This shows you that there is no label attached to *0x/the/* ^0 “^1”. The ^1 icon is shown to the left. You can change the label using the Labels menu.
This shows you the last time *0x/the/* ^0 “^1” was changed. The ^1 icon is shown to the left.
This shows you the version number of *0x/the/* ^0 “^1”. The ^1 icon is shown to the left.
This shows you any comments that are attached to *0x/the/* ^0 “^1”. The ^1 icon is shown to the left. You can change the comments by selecting the icon and choosing Get Info from the File menu.
To use this word or phrase to describe items you want to find, choose this item.
To use this word or phrase to describe items you want to find, choose this item. Checked because this is the current selection.
To use this word or phrase to describe items you want to find, choose this item.
To use this word or phrase to describe items you want to find, choose this item. Checked because this is the current selection.
To see this folder’s contents listed in this window, click this triangle.
To hide this folder’s contents, click this triangle.
The icon is dimmed because the ^0 *0x/is open/*.
The icon is dimmed because the ^0 *0x/is/* on a disk that has been ejected.
The icon is dimmed because you lack the access privileges to open it.
This bar represents the amount of memory reserved for the program listed to the left. The dark part of the bar shows how much memory the program is using.
This program is currently using ^0 out of the ^1 reserved for it.
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This is the icon that appears for the item in icon views.
Trash
To discard an item or eject a disk, drag it to the Trash. To get an item back, open the Trash icon and drag the item out of the Trash window.
The Trash is bulging because there is something in it.
Click this title to sort the items in the window by their ^0.
The underline indicates that items in this window are currently sorted by this title.
Opens *0x/this/* ^0. Listed here because *0x/the/* ^1 ^0 is in the Apple Menu Items folder.
Opens ^1. Listed here because an alias for ^1 is in the Apple Menu Items folder.
This disk is your current startup disk.
Remove *0x/this/* ^0 by dragging *0x//*out of the System file.
This is an alias to ^1 ^0. To open the ^0, open this alias.
To drag an item to the ^0, drag it to this alias.
This is the total amount of memory reserved for use by the program listed to the left.
This icon indicates that the file is locked.
To unlock the file, select this item and choose Get Info from the File menu.
