These three bits specify the label assigned to the file or folder by the user.
Unused and reserved in System 7.0.
Unused and reserved in System 7.0.
Specifies that the application is available to multiple users.
Specifies that the file does not contain any ‘INIT’ resources.
Specifies that the Finder has recorded information from the file’s bundle resource into the desktop database and given the file or folder a position on the desktop.
Unused and reserved in System 7.0.
Specifies that the file or folder has a customized icon.
Prior to System 7.0 this was the isBusy flag.
Specifies that the file is a stationery pad.
Prior to System 5.0 this was the noCopy (or BOZO) flag.
Specifies that the file or folder can’t be renamed from the Finder, and that the icon cannot be customized by users.
Prior to System 7.0 this was the isSystemFile flag.
Specifies that the file contains a bundle resource.
Specifies that the file or folder is invisible from the Finder and from the Standard File Package dialog boxes.
Specifies that this is an alias file.
Prior to System 7.0 this was the isLocked flag.
Unused and reserved in System 7.0.
These three bits specify the label assigned to the file or folder by the user.
Unused and reserved in System 7.0.
Unused and reserved in System 7.0.
Specifies that the application is not available to multiple users. Defined only for applications; otherwise, set to 0.
Specifies that the file may contain ‘INIT’ resources. Reserved for folders—in which case, set to 0.
Specifies that the Finder has not recorded information from the file’s bundle resource into the desktop database nor given the file or folder a position on the desktop.
Unused and reserved in System 7.0.
Specifies that the file or folder doesn’t have a customized icon.
Prior to System 7.0 this was the isBusy flag.
Specifies that the file is not a stationery pad. Reserved for folders—in which case, set to 0.
Prior to System 5.0 this was the noCopy (or BOZO) flag.
Specifies that the file or folder can be renamed from the Finder, and that the icon can be customized by users.
Prior to System 7.0 this was the isSystemFile flag.
Specifies that the file does not contain a bundle resource. Reserved for folders—in which case, set to 0.
Specifies that the file or folder is visible from the Finder and from the Standard File Package dialog boxes.
Specifies that this is not an alias file. Reserved for folders—in which case, set to 0.
Prior to System 7.0 this was the isLocked flag.
This tells you what type of file is selected. Applications (‘APPL’), text based documents (‘TEXT’) and control panels (‘cdev’) are examples of file types.
This is the creator signature for this file. The Finder uses this to identify which application should be launched when a file is double–clicked.
This area displays any notes you have made for this item in the Finder’s Get Info box.
This is the version number for this file.
This is the date and time when the item was last changed or saved.
This is the time and date when the item was created.
This is the location of the item (the disk and folders that contain the item).
This is the size of the item in bytes and the amount of disk space used to store the item.
This tells you what kind of item is selected. Applications, documents, folders, and disks are examples of kinds.
This is the system software version number associated with this file.
This is the name used for the item in Finder windows and on the desktop.
This is the icon that appears for the item in icon views.
