> I'm looking for a utility that will generate a list of all files,
> visible *and* invisible, and their locations as installed by an
> installer.
You can usually use Pacifist to explore the installer; or, use the Unix
"find" command to list all files newer than the moment when you ran the
installer. m.

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Roger Kneebend - 25 Jan 2005 16:51 GMT
> You can usually use Pacifist to explore the installer; or, use the Unix
> "find" command to list all files newer than the moment when you ran
> the installer.
Thank you for the suggestions, Matt.
> I'm looking for a utility that will generate a list of all files,
> visible *and* invisible, and their locations as installed by an
> installer. Thanks.
If you are using the Apple Installer, use "Show Files" in the File menu.