Understanding Disk File Systems
When you work on a computer, you're utilizing applications that are stored on the computer's hard drive. As you work, you're accessing and writing files back to the hard drive. For example, you open MS Word, create a document, and then save it using the name: MyLetter.doc.
Panther stores files and programs on your hard drive using a system of tracks and sectors; similar to a pie cut into equal triangular pieces. In addition, Panther divides the hard drive into logical file systems, which can help you organize your files and projects.
When you open your hard drive, you'll see that Panther has created several folders to organize your creative efforts. There's a folder for applications (both OS X and OS 9), and a ...
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