Apple Using AppleShare Client 3.8.6 - Manual (Page 7)

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m Look at the folder icons in the Finder.
Note: If you’re using an older version of system software, your folder icons look slightly
different.
Setting Access Privileges
You can change the access privileges to folders that you own on the file server.
Note: You can also set access privileges to items on your hard disk, then make them available
to others on your network using the built-in file sharing capabilities of your Macintosh. For
more information about file sharing, look in the Help menu.
1 Select a folder that you own on the file server. Choose Get Info from the File menu and then
choose Sharing from the submenu (or choose Sharing from the File menu).
Icon Privileges
Tabbed folder
You are the owner of the folder.
Plain folder
You have some access privileges to the folder.
Locked folder with arrow (Drop box)
You have the Write Only privilege.
Locked folder
You have no access privileges to this folder.
Folder with lock
You can’t move, rename, or delete this folder. (Any folder shown above can have a lock.)