Important: The colon is not part of the name, but is used to separate names of different folders. In the first example below, the AppleScript folder is inside the Apple Extras folder on the volume named "Macintosh HD" (or whatever your hard disk may be named).
- Macintosh HD : Apple Extras : AppleScript
- Macintosh HD : Apple Extras : Monitors Extras : Monitors Extras Folder
- Macintosh HD : Apple Extras : QuickDraw 3D Extras : QuickDraw 3D 1.5.4 Folder
- Macintosh HD : Mac OS Read Me Files : Open Transport Information
One potential concern is that if you are storing other documents in the folders listed above, you are not given a warning upon deletion.
Special AppleScript Information
With Mac OS 8.1 and earlier, the AppleScript folder inside the Apple Extras folder had a (TM) (trademark symbol) in the name. Beginning with Mac OS 8.5, the AppleScript folder inside the Apple Extras folder does not include a (TM). If you upgraded from previous versions of the OS, it may be possible that you have two AppleScript folders inside the Apple Extras folder: one named "AppleScript" and one named "AppleScript(TM)" (with trademark symbol). The Mac OS 8.6 installer deletes the folder named "AppleScript(TM)" (with trademark symbol) if it is present. If you have AppleScript documents or other documents you've created, please move them to another location before installing Mac OS 8.6.