What happens to a compressed file when it is moved to a floppy disk under Windows 2000?
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What happens to a compressed file when it is moved to a floppy disk under Windows 2000?
a. It is uncompressed.
b. It remains compressed.
c. You are given a choice of whether or not you want compression preserved on the floppy.
d. You have to reformat the floppy with a Windows 2000 machine first, then you can store compressed files on it.
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Mcse In A Nutshell The Windows 2000 Exams
ISBN: 978-0596000301
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