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Daniel T. #1
Where to put my files?
I have some files for my program that are manipulated by the program
itself (the user never touches them or explicitly creates them) but I
don't want them copied when the program gets copied so I don't want to
put them in the app bundle (which seems bad anyway since it would cause
problems when a non-owner runs the program)... Where should they go? I
could put them in the prefs folder but they aren't really preferences...
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Frederick Cheung #2 Re: Where to put my files?
On Tue, 2 Sep 2003, Daniel T. wrote:
~/Library/Application Support?> I have some files for my program that are manipulated by the program
> itself (the user never touches them or explicitly creates them) but I
> don't want them copied when the program gets copied so I don't want to
> put them in the app bundle (which seems bad anyway since it would cause
> problems when a non-owner runs the program)... Where should they go? I
> could put them in the prefs folder but they aren't really preferences...
>
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