[P1] Fast Help

[Jim Shimozawa]

To run 'repair permissions', try applications>utilities>disk utility, 
then select your hard drive and click
'repair disk permissions' - if this is what you are asking.
Jim

On Nov 20, 2003, at 5:16 AM, patdart wrote:

> I'm leaving in a couple of hours and can't find my Disk 1 X disk, so I 
> need to know if my permissions are fixed when I do a restart.  I'm 
> always happiest when I have that disk with me, so I can 'fix things' 
> that go boom in the night.
>
> TIA,
>
> Pat
>
>
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