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William A. T. Clark #1
Odd name behavior in OS X
I am running OS X on a new PowerBook, and I have some strange behavior
that I need advice on. When I "Get Info" on a file from the Finder, and
I open the Ownership & Permissions drop-down, instead of my name showing
as Owner, I get something in Korean or Chinese script, followed by
"(Me)". The Asian script part changes, but it never gives me the actual
name I use on the machine, which is in conventional English.
Does anyone know where this particular glitch comes from, and how it can
be fixed?
William Clark
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MKrueger #2 Re: Odd name behavior in OS X
Strange that no one replies on that one - I noticed it also, in all
versions of OS X I had up to now (10.2.5 I think is the one I have on my
TiBook)
Never figured out what that meant!
Cheers
Martin
William A. T. Clark wrote:> I am running OS X on a new PowerBook, and I have some strange behavior
> that I need advice on. When I "Get Info" on a file from the Finder, and
> I open the Ownership & Permissions drop-down, instead of my name showing
> as Owner, I get something in Korean or Chinese script, followed by
> "(Me)". The Asian script part changes, but it never gives me the actual
> name I use on the machine, which is in conventional English.
>
> Does anyone know where this particular glitch comes from, and how it can
> be fixed?
>
> William ClarkMKrueger Guest
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William A. T. Clark #3 Re: Odd name behavior in OS X
In article <1062759370.553830@slbhw0>, MKrueger
<martin.krueger@alcatel.de> wrote:
Good, I am glad it isn't just me or my machine! I began to wonder when> Strange that no one replies on that one - I noticed it also, in all
> versions of OS X I had up to now (10.2.5 I think is the one I have on my
> TiBook)
>
> Never figured out what that meant!
>
> Cheers
> Martin
>
>
> William A. T. Clark wrote:>> > I am running OS X on a new PowerBook, and I have some strange behavior
> > that I need advice on. When I "Get Info" on a file from the Finder, and
> > I open the Ownership & Permissions drop-down, instead of my name
> > showing
> > as Owner, I get something in Korean or Chinese script, followed by
> > "(Me)". The Asian script part changes, but it never gives me the actual
> >
> > name I use on the machine, which is in conventional English.
> >
> > Does anyone know where this particular glitch comes from, and how it
> > can
> > be fixed?
> >
> > William Clark
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