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Re: com.apple.eio

yes headers is good source to find that information
but
com.apple.mrj. MRJFileUtils
and com.apple.mrj.MRJOSType
are still available
so
com.apple.mrj. MRJFileUtils.kUserDomain
com.apple.mrj. MRJFileUtils.kPreferencesFolderType.toInt()

would do the job

On Mar 18, 2004, at 8:25 AM, Steve Roy wrote:

Andreas WC<rtz <email@hidden> wrote:

How do I know, what I have to pass to 1.4 findFolder, if I want the
preferences folder?

What you pass to findFolder is an int representing the four-char-code constant
of the folder you're looking for. You can see the constants in Folders.h on your
drive, or look here:

<http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Carbon/Reference/ Folder_Manager/index.
html>

Steve
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