On Monday, February 17, 2003, at 05:19 PM, John Aquilina wrote: > Can anyone else think of something to try? Use the Terminal, There are two ways 1. File is in the Trash Open the Terminal and type : cd~ sudo rm -rf .Trash You will be prompted for your Password. Enter Password and then then hit Return Click on Trash Icon in Dock Select "Empty Trash" to change back the icon back in the Dock 2. File on Desktop Open the Terminal. Type : sudo rm -i Then drag the file into the Terminal Window. The line should look like: sudo rm -i ~/Desktop/File Name hit Return Albert B&W Yosemite V1 // XLR8 G4 500/ 1MB ZIF // 1024MB RAM PCI Radeon 7000 driving two Monitors (VGA +Apple Multican) PCI SIG Ultra 133/100 IDE Controller-IBM 60GXP 40GB PCI Adaptec 4300 PCI- FW controlller , driving a LacCie 48x24x48 Burner & OWC Oxford 911 / IBM 40GB GXP HD Epson USB 1260 Photo Scanner OS X.2.3 ,Native Safari Browser