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By default macOS now tells users the required ~/Library folder doesn't exist. You can navigate to it by using the item for a specific directory in the Finder's Go menu and entering that string, or show hidden folders using this keyboard shortcut: http://osxdaily.com/2018/02/12/show-hid ... -shortcut/
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on mouseUp pMouseButton
put the filename of stack "revpreferences" into tPath
set itemdel to "/"
delete item -1 of tPath
launch document tPath
if the result <> EMPTY then
answer the result
end if
end mouseUp
Will open that namely folder or may give a hint on what's going wrong.
My problem is systemic. When I run Klaus' handler, I get a window showing the contents of the "RunRev" folder. I can see the path of that folder, as per my pathname in the original post above. All good. I can open each and every folder along the way to the file "livecode7.rev".
But if I close out of that window, and try to find the file by main strength, I cannot. I cannot even find the folder "Library" that encloses it. This even with the hidden folders shown.
Again, this is a Mac thing, not a LC thing that I am dealing with. At least I now have access to the pref file, and can delete it if needed. Thanks again.
But does anyone know why I cannot find a file that obviously exists, using either Spotlight or the finder "Find" command? I tried on a laptop at home, and have the same issue. i can find other files, just not this one.