Apple MC172Z/A Administration Guide - Page 36
Changing Report Layout, To change what information is displayed for file searches
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Changing Report Layout You can customize report layouts for your own purposes. By default, reports include a column for each information type you selected before running the report, in the order presented in the report dialog. The columns in the report are initially sorted by computer name. You can resize or rearrange the columns of a report, as well as sort the rows by column. Additionally, in the File Search report, you can choose what information is displayed about a found item. By default, the item name, kind, parent path, actual size, and modification date are displayed. To change what information is displayed for file searches: 1 Choose Report > File Search. 2 In the File Search report window, select or deselect each report column as desired. Report column Name Parent path Full path Extension Date modified Date created Actual size Size on disk Kind Invisible Version number Version string Owner Group Permissions Locked If checked, will show The item name The path to the folder that the item is in The full file path The file extension indicating the file type (.app, .zip, .jpg) The last date and time the file was changed and saved The date and time the file was created Actual file size, in kilobytes or megabytes Amount of disk space used by the file, in kilobytes File, folder, or application (including platform: Universal, PowerPC, Intel, or Classic) A checkmark indicating whether it is visible in the Finder If an application, the version reported If an application, the version reported The item owner's short name The item's group name The item's UNIX permissions (for example, -rw-r--r--) A checkmark indicating whether it is a locked file 3 After making your selections, click Search. When the report window appears, you can rearrange the columns or sort by a different column. 36 Chapter 2 Getting to Know Remote Desktop