Article ID: 101731
Article Last Modified on 10/31/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1
This article was previously published under Q101731
SUMMARY
When you are running a Macintosh volume with Services for the Macintosh from a Windows NT Advanced Server, the files and folders (directories) have attributes or properties depending on which platform you are using to view the files and folders (directories). See below for details regarding these properties.
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Windows NT Advanced Server Properties
Directory and File Properties
Read Only, Hidden, Archive, and System
You can view these properties by using the MS-DOS ATTRIB command or by choosing Properties from the File menu in File Manager.
Macintosh Properties
File Properties
Locked, File Locked, Resources Locked, Printer driver MultiFinder compatible, Has BNDL, No INITs, Shared, INITed, Invisible, Label, Stationary, Alias, and Use Custom Icon
Folder Properties
Locked, INITed, Invisible, Label, and Use Custom Icon
You can view the above Macintosh attributes by using ResEdit version 2.1.1 or later.
The following table describes the mapping of attributes from Windows NT Advanced Server to the appropriate attributes on the Macintosh. Only the attributes that are cross platform are listed; if an attribute is not listed, it has no equivalent on the other platform.
Macintosh Attribute Windows NT Advanced Server Attribute ------------------------------------------------------------------ File Locked Read Only Invisible Hidden
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