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    Default .DS_Store file question

    I'm going to try my hand at a theme (I figure I'm an illustrator, I should have an iPhone that looks the way I want, right?), but I'm noticing in the themes I download to get an idea of file sizes and such that each icon is in a separate folder with it's application name and a ".DS_Store" file.

    So, when doing a theme, can I use ANY ".DS_Store" file, or do I need a custom one?

    I know this is probably a dumb rookie question, but hey, I'm a dumb rookie and want to learn as much as I can.

    Thanks ahead of time for any help!

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    You don't need this file at all.

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    Even better! Thanks!

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    .DS_Store is a file created a the computer, usually when a folder is stored on an external drive. .DS_Store tells the computer where the files are located, what's there, exe. on the drive

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    A .DS_Store is a Mac only file that saves folder attributes, and is a local and network folder file.
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