Apple Macintosh PowerBook 145 - Manual (Page 226)

m Keep a folder or disk private. To keep a folder or disk on
your own computer private, do not share it. To keep your
folder on another computer private, use these settings.
m Allow access to one other person or group. This set of
privileges allows the owner of the item and one registered
user or group to use the item.
m Keep a folder private but allow others to place files or
folders into it. People on the network can deposit files or
folders into this folder but only the owner can see, remove, or
change its contents. (This configuration is sometimes called a
drop box.)
m Set up a folder as a bulletin board. People can open and
read the files in this folder but cannot change them. Only the
owner can add files.
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