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July 23rd 04, 12:53 AM
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Well, technically you can use NTFS on Floppy Disks and maybe Flash
drives, but I think those would fit under the same catagory as the harddrive. I just had to post and say hi to Miss P  ---- Nathan McNulty Miss Perspicacia Tick wrote: Yves Leclerc wrote: If you format a CD-RW/DVD-+RW media with Ahead's InCD (Nero) or Roxio's Drag to Disk(DirectCD), then the media is in UDF format. UDF format is used so that you read/write/rewrite files to the disks. NTFS is a format that is used primarily for hard drives. Unless you can tell me what else uses it, then "primarily" should read 'exclusively'. 
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July 23rd 04, 12:53 AM
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If you format a CD-RW/DVD-+RW media with Ahead's InCD (Nero) or Roxio's Drag
to Disk(DirectCD), then the media is in UDF format. UDF format is used so that you read/write/rewrite files to the disks. NTFS is a format that is used primarily for hard drives. "Miss Perspicacia Tick" wrote in message ... Fugitive108 wrote: My drives changed to UDF File System and I want them to be in NTFS how do I get them to chang back I cannot drag and record no more it only see half the capacity of the disks. I've read this several times and it makes no sense. UDF = Universal Disc (though I have seen Data used) Format and is a formatting applied to writeable optical media. NTFS is a formatting applied to fixed disks (i.e. hard drives). Just as formatting a fixed disc in UDF is impossible, thus the reverse is also true - you cannot format a removable disc either NTFS or FAT. Could you please post back and clarify what, exactly, it is you're attempting? For more information on UDF see http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/U/Univ...k_Format.html.
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July 23rd 04, 01:08 AM
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Yves Leclerc wrote:
If you format a CD-RW/DVD-+RW media with Ahead's InCD (Nero) or Roxio's Drag to Disk(DirectCD), then the media is in UDF format. UDF format is used so that you read/write/rewrite files to the disks. NTFS is a format that is used primarily for hard drives. Unless you can tell me what else uses it, then "primarily" should read 'exclusively'.
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July 23rd 04, 01:34 AM
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Well, technically you can use NTFS on Floppy Disks and maybe Flash
drives, but I think those would fit under the same catagory as the harddrive. I just had to post and say hi to Miss P ---- Nathan McNulty Miss Perspicacia Tick wrote: Yves Leclerc wrote: If you format a CD-RW/DVD-+RW media with Ahead's InCD (Nero) or Roxio's Drag to Disk(DirectCD), then the media is in UDF format. UDF format is used so that you read/write/rewrite files to the disks. NTFS is a format that is used primarily for hard drives. Unless you can tell me what else uses it, then "primarily" should read 'exclusively'.
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July 23rd 04, 01:41 AM
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Nathan McNulty wrote:
Well, technically you can use NTFS on Floppy Disks and maybe Flash drives, but I think those would fit under the same catagory as the harddrive. I just had to post and say hi to Miss P ---- Nathan McNulty Erm, no you can't. Floppies use FAT12 and you cannot use NTFS on removable media. Now do bugger off, there's a good moron.
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July 23rd 04, 01:54 AM
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Nathan McNulty wrote:
Well, technically you can use NTFS on Floppy Disks and maybe Flash drives, but I think those would fit under the same catagory as the harddrive. I just had to post and say hi to Miss P ---- Nathan McNulty Erm, no you can't. Floppies use FAT12 and you cannot use NTFS on removable media. Now do bugger off, there's a good moron.
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July 23rd 04, 01:56 AM
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If you format a CD-RW/DVD-+RW media with Ahead's InCD (Nero) or Roxio's Drag
to Disk(DirectCD), then the media is in UDF format. UDF format is used so that you read/write/rewrite files to the disks. NTFS is a format that is used primarily for hard drives. "Miss Perspicacia Tick" wrote in message ... Fugitive108 wrote: My drives changed to UDF File System and I want them to be in NTFS how do I get them to chang back I cannot drag and record no more it only see half the capacity of the disks. I've read this several times and it makes no sense. UDF = Universal Disc (though I have seen Data used) Format and is a formatting applied to writeable optical media. NTFS is a formatting applied to fixed disks (i.e. hard drives). Just as formatting a fixed disc in UDF is impossible, thus the reverse is also true - you cannot format a removable disc either NTFS or FAT. Could you please post back and clarify what, exactly, it is you're attempting? For more information on UDF see http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/U/Univ...k_Format.html.
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July 23rd 04, 02:23 AM
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Yves Leclerc wrote:
If you format a CD-RW/DVD-+RW media with Ahead's InCD (Nero) or Roxio's Drag to Disk(DirectCD), then the media is in UDF format. UDF format is used so that you read/write/rewrite files to the disks. NTFS is a format that is used primarily for hard drives. Unless you can tell me what else uses it, then "primarily" should read 'exclusively'.
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July 23rd 04, 02:37 AM
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NTFS can be used on floppies. Microsoft simply chose not to allow that
option with Windows. Try this program: http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/fr...fsfloppy.shtml Why should I bugger off and who's the moron? ---- Nathan McNulty Miss Perspicacia Tick wrote: Nathan McNulty wrote: Well, technically you can use NTFS on Floppy Disks and maybe Flash drives, but I think those would fit under the same catagory as the harddrive. I just had to post and say hi to Miss P ---- Nathan McNulty Erm, no you can't. Floppies use FAT12 and you cannot use NTFS on removable media. Now do bugger off, there's a good moron.
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July 23rd 04, 02:50 AM
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NTFS can be used on floppies. Microsoft simply chose not to allow that
option with Windows. Try this program: http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/fr...fsfloppy.shtml Why should I bugger off and who's the moron? ---- Nathan McNulty Miss Perspicacia Tick wrote: Nathan McNulty wrote: Well, technically you can use NTFS on Floppy Disks and maybe Flash drives, but I think those would fit under the same catagory as the harddrive. I just had to post and say hi to Miss P ---- Nathan McNulty Erm, no you can't. Floppies use FAT12 and you cannot use NTFS on removable media. Now do bugger off, there's a good moron.
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July 23rd 04, 02:59 AM
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If you format a CD-RW/DVD-+RW media with Ahead's InCD (Nero) or Roxio's Drag
to Disk(DirectCD), then the media is in UDF format. UDF format is used so that you read/write/rewrite files to the disks. NTFS is a format that is used primarily for hard drives. "Miss Perspicacia Tick" wrote in message ... Fugitive108 wrote: My drives changed to UDF File System and I want them to be in NTFS how do I get them to chang back I cannot drag and record no more it only see half the capacity of the disks. I've read this several times and it makes no sense. UDF = Universal Disc (though I have seen Data used) Format and is a formatting applied to writeable optical media. NTFS is a formatting applied to fixed disks (i.e. hard drives). Just as formatting a fixed disc in UDF is impossible, thus the reverse is also true - you cannot format a removable disc either NTFS or FAT. Could you please post back and clarify what, exactly, it is you're attempting? For more information on UDF see http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/U/Univ...k_Format.html.
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July 23rd 04, 03:14 AM
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Well, technically you can use NTFS on Floppy Disks and maybe Flash
drives, but I think those would fit under the same catagory as the harddrive. I just had to post and say hi to Miss P ---- Nathan McNulty Miss Perspicacia Tick wrote: Yves Leclerc wrote: If you format a CD-RW/DVD-+RW media with Ahead's InCD (Nero) or Roxio's Drag to Disk(DirectCD), then the media is in UDF format. UDF format is used so that you read/write/rewrite files to the disks. NTFS is a format that is used primarily for hard drives. Unless you can tell me what else uses it, then "primarily" should read 'exclusively'.
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July 23rd 04, 03:30 AM
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Nathan McNulty wrote:
Well, technically you can use NTFS on Floppy Disks and maybe Flash drives, but I think those would fit under the same catagory as the harddrive. I just had to post and say hi to Miss P ---- Nathan McNulty Erm, no you can't. Floppies use FAT12 and you cannot use NTFS on removable media. Now do bugger off, there's a good moron.
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July 23rd 04, 04:22 AM
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Yves Leclerc wrote:
If you format a CD-RW/DVD-+RW media with Ahead's InCD (Nero) or Roxio's Drag to Disk(DirectCD), then the media is in UDF format. UDF format is used so that you read/write/rewrite files to the disks. NTFS is a format that is used primarily for hard drives. Unless you can tell me what else uses it, then "primarily" should read 'exclusively'.
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#30
July 23rd 04, 05:38 AM
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"Miss Perspicacia Tick" wrote in message = ... Nathan McNulty wrote: Well, technically you can use NTFS on Floppy Disks and maybe Flash drives, but I think those would fit under the same catagory as the harddrive. I just had to post and say hi to Miss P ---- Nathan McNulty =20 Erm, no you can't. Floppies use FAT12 and you cannot use NTFS on = removable media. Now do bugger off, there's a good moron. =20 Well, I am NOT sorry to say that you are wrong, as Nathan, in the short = time he has been posting here, has shown knowledge about PCs in hardware = and software, light years ahead of your gormless arse! -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------------------ Nathan, if it means anything to you, to show this =A2=FCnt doesn't know = her arse from a hole in the ground, the bint says one must have packet = writing software installed on their PCs, to have the ability to simply = add (not delete) more files to an existing CDR or CDRW. She has not once = told an itinerant poster here that told her otherwise, that he was wrong = probably because she typically plonks people that correct her when she = is wrong. She also is gracious enough to get on others for improper spelling and = bad grammar, yet she violates her owns words. Ask her what a "Clumberland Spaniel" is (she stated this is a breed of = dog, but it doesn't exist). Also ask her what a "brancell" is.
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