Re: An HFS question

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From: jv0l+
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1987 19:14

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Are you sure that you are saving the files onto an HFS-formatted disk?

The symptoms you describe indicate that you are saving a file onto an
MFS-formatted disk.  Just because you are using HFS routines does not mean
that you can place files into folders on MFS disks.  MFS disks are still
flat-file disks.

-Justin

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