NTFS File System

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Bryan

If i use the ntfs file system in windows xp home, will i
be able to put stuff and delete stuff on flobby disks
 
Greetings --

Certainly. Why would you even think otherwise? Floppy disks use
the FAT12 file system, and aren't affected in the slightest by the
file system on the hard drive.

WinXP can read FAT12 (the file system used on 3.5" diskettes),
FAT16, FAT32, CDFS (the file system used on most CDs), and NTFS with
equal facility. Further, the file system on any one disk/partition or
diskette has absolutely no affect upon the operating system's ability
to read other compatible file systems on other disks/partitions.


Bruce Chambers

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