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To: Spots who wrote (4035)	12/9/1998 7:53:00 PM
From: EMorrison	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

Hi Spots, What do you mean? "Have NTFSDOS available on it. Basic defense mechanism". Could you please expand a bit more on this? Thanks, Ed

To: Spots who wrote (4035)	12/10/1998 1:10:00 PM
From: pae	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

Spots, Have NTFSDOS available on it. Basic defense mechanism I've stayed with the old Fat-16 or whatever just to avoid the incompatibility issues. When in doubt, stay simple ... well you know what I mean. I do like to have a full tool belt however. I can put my hands on a Dos6 set of diskettes - legit license even! But I doubt NTFSDOS is part of the package? Is there a module I can look for in the Dos6 package? A module I can borrow from my semi-aborted NT install? A module I can download from MS.com? I'd like to at least consider building NT file system compatibility into a DOS partition, however I believe I am missing an elemental knowledge block or two. Help!? Feel free to point out that it is fully covered in some appropriate DOC. I probably should RTFM but which FM? <g> Thanks, Paul EDIT Oh never mind, someone else asked and you already answered. Go figure - the one time I read & reply sequencially.... <g>