Christian, all,
I asked:
>> For an unknown reason, I found sometimes an invisible {Icon\return} inside
>> some folders (but not all). Of course, these {Icon\return} file do not
>> contains the parent folder's custom icon (if it was the case, I will know
>> it !)
Christian answers:
>This File has some Finder settings for that Windows and the custom icon
>(if any) for that folder. It's normal.
>Your apps should look on f.visible before they do something. And
>invisible files should be ignored.
Unfortunately, when the .Parent folder do not have its HasCustomIcon bit set
and you find an {Icon\return} file into that folder
_and_ even inside my Netscape Mail folder this happens, I tend to believe
something wrong happens here.
If it was only within Netscape, that would be because it is Netscape
Communicator 4.7.5 !
But when I found hundreds of {Icon\return} files and check for the infamous
HasCustomIcon bit for say 10s of them and that this bit
is not set, I tend to believe something wrong happens here.
BTW: I?m not upset by your answer, but by that ?I tend to believe something
wrong happens here?...
Other ideas ?
Emile
PS: I found that the Extension QuickTime folder (QuickTime 5) have a custom
icon, but did not have the special bit set. Worst is the
fact that that {Icon\return} file did not have any Type or Creator (empty
fields)... and Internet Explorer too !
and also... {Emile, this is OT} ? Sorry, I stop here :)
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