At 12:29a -0500 2003.02.21, TheMacintoshLady wrote: >But now I know >the reason why you can't just double-click it when it's moved to OS 9 -- >it does not have the icon, clicking it results in "application that >created it can not be found" error......due to the fact that X does NOT >employ RESOURCE FORKS which are the genius behind the Mac in that you >don't have to "associate" files with their creator types, the computer >just somehow reads that information and you just double click on it >knowing it is going to OPEN in the proper application. The icon tells you >so. So, as asked previously, what was the _name_ of the file created? Did you use the three-letter so that the file ended with ".pdf"? Because OS 9 is supposed to use the file name mapping in lieu of resource fork information. That's how come you were always able to double-click on files from all the other platforms that didn't use resource forks or, more correctly, TYPE/CREATOR metadata. Or is something amiss with the OS 9 box? -- For the god guides whate'er my tongue proclaims - Aeschlylus, The Furies