Tom Seid paused, thought it over, and spoke thusly: >Under OS 10.2.6, I have a folder, containing 0 kb, which I cannot >delete...every time I try a warning shows that I do not have sufficient >privileges...booted into OS 9, and it doesn't appear in trash...any >thoughts? >Thanks >Tom Tom, Is it really a folder, or a file? What is it called? I'm always curious how empty 'System' folders (directories) get to the Trash, in the first place. If it's really a directory/folder then typing sudo rm -r (thats a space between the 'm' and the hyphen) followed by a space, then drag the folder to the Terminal window, hit return, type your password, hit return again, and it's gone. As long as you didn't have "Show Invisibles' enabled, and dragged the folder out of "System" you'll be fine. Otherwise, it's best to leave system-owned folders alone. As a regular User, we can't 'lock' a Folder, only a file. So, if it's really a folder, and it's locked, then it's a System folder. ~flipper