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Subject: MacTerminal
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Date: Thu, 25-Oct-84 23:42:30 EDT
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From: DEUFEL@DEC-MARLBORO
Has anyone noted that MacTerminal apparently doesn't pay attention to
the "LOCKED" attribute of a file? If I set the "LOCKED" flag in a file
information window, I would expect that this file would not be modifiable.
However, it appears that If I set up and save a document with Macterminal
settings custom taylored for me, double clicking the file launches
MacTerminal, and MacTerminal actually writes into the LOCKED file!!!

Doesn't the Mac OS prevent the writing to a LOCKED file???

			Cheers,
			-Abdul-

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