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Sometimes, instead of getting an error message from a program, such as "File is busy or in use", you may get a negative return code.  The list below shows some of the result codes and their meanings.

Value     Meaning
-33         File directory full
-34         All allocation blocks on the volume are full
-35         Specified volume doesn't exist
-36         I/O error
-37         Bad file name or volume name
-38         File not open
-39         Logical end-of-file reached during read          
               operation
-41         Memory full
-42         Too many files open; max of 12 files on 
               128K Macintosh, 40 files on other Macs.
-43          File not found
-44          Volume is locked by hardware setting
-45          File is locked
-46          Volume is locked by software flag
-47          File is busy; one or more files are open
-48          File with specific name and version number  
                already exists
-56          No such device
-57          Not a Macintosh disk; volume lacks 
                Macintosh-format directory
-59          Problem during rename
-60          Bad master directory block; must 
                reinitialize volume
-61          Read/write permission or open permission
                doesn't allow writing
-64          Drive isn't connected