No, it means that one of the elements of a path isn't a directory. For
example let's say you have a path
</Users/Bob/Documents/Foobar/Readme.txt>.
If <Foobar> is a file instead of a directory then you can't open
<Readme.txt>.
If this path corresponds to a real part of the file system then this
isn't exactly normal. You can't normally put a file in a file, can you?
Let alone put the trash in a file or bundle.
Jan.
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