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HI all, after I migrated to my new MacBook Air I am seeing a folder named Contents in applications. It says there are 6 items inside.
_CodeSignature 1 item
Frameworks 1 item
info.plist
Pkginfo
Resources 127 items
MacOS 0 items
Is this something leftover from the migration? Do I need this or can I delete the whole Contents folder?
I went from a mid 2012 MacBook Pro Retina High Sierra to this new M2 Air Monterey
Thanks for any help
MacBook Air, macOS 12.4
That’s the contents of any application bundle. It appears the executable is missing because the macOS folder contains zero items. You might be able to see what application it was by opening the info.plist file
That’s the contents of any application bundle. It appears the executable is missing because the macOS folder contains zero items. You might be able to see what application it was by opening the info.plist file
Perfect! The p.list was the answer. Adobe info....
You help and super quick response is much appreciated.
Folder named Contents in my Applications?
