We have lift-off. However, I get many fewer results than you.

Originally Posted By: dkmarsh
Navigate, in Finder, to your boot volume's /System folder. In the Finder window toolbar, type wish into the search box.

Click "System" instead, to change the location of the search to /System. (At this point, my search yields 157 results, almost entirely C Header Source Files.)

For me, that search method got these:

jawt.h Plain Text
wish.htm HTML Document
Wish Application
Wish Application

The two Wish Applications had quite different icons. One was a blue feather and the other was a blue feather on a red background with the letters tcltk. Get Info said the blue feather was 8.5.7 and the blue feather/red background was 8.4.19

Originally Posted By: dkmarsh
To replicate this revised search in Terminal, paste the following command:

mdfind -onlyin /System "kMDItemDisplayName == *Wish*"

This search generated:

/System/Library/Frameworks/Tk.framework/Versions/8.4/Resources/Wish.app
/System/Library/Frameworks/Tk.framework/Versions/8.5/Resources/Wish.app

Thanks for taking the time to lay out these sets of instructions. It's been most interesting and educational.

ryck

Last edited by ryck; 07/09/11 03:24 AM.
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