When viewing a network folder, the icon's for the various files have a funny
black icon in the bottom left corner. (When in Tiles, Icons, Lists, or
Details View, but not in Thumbnail view)
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After furious head scratching, John Desselle asked:
| When viewing a network folder, the icon's for the various files have
| a funny black icon in the bottom left corner. (When in Tiles, Icons,
| Lists, or Details View, but not in Thumbnail view)
|
| I'm just wondering what this icon means.
The funny icon is due to the HSC Archiving. It appears when a file is
'archived' and what is left is a link to the actual file.
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> After furious head scratching, John Desselle asked:
>
> | When viewing a network folder, the icon's for the various files have
> | a funny black icon in the bottom left corner. (When in Tiles, Icons,
> | Lists, or Details View, but not in Thumbnail view)
> |
> | I'm just wondering what this icon means.
>
Funny black timer looking icon 
Linear Mode
