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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Summary Primary file systems used to format bulk storage are FAT, NTFS, and UDF Users and applications can use drive letters or mount points to access partitions and volumes NTFS allows special support for larger partitions, alternate data streams, sparse files, file names with special characters, and transactional reliability NTFS allows the use of symbolic links Files stored in FAT and NTFS partitions use attributes to control and limit file access MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows 7 * Summary (contd.) Given a NTFS formatted source location, a copy operation will create content in a destination location NTFS files and folders are protected by standard permissions Permissions strategies should be carefully considered and documented before they are implemented Previous Versions tab can be used to restore files from backup or shadow copies MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows 7 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * File and Folder Attributes (contd.) MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows 7 * File and Folder Attributes (contd.) MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows 7 * File and Folder Attributes (contd.) MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows 7 * Attribute Flags Attribute flags Control some aspects of how the operating system interacts with the object Read Only Flag will block changes to the contents of a file Flag is used to indicate that the folder is a system folder and should be treated differently Archive Set by OS when a file or folder changes MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows 7 * Attribute Flags (contd.) MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows 7 * Attribute Flags (contd.) Archive (contd.) Indicates that the contents have changed since the last time the file was backed up Hidden Set by user or OS to hide folders and files from user System Set by OS for specific folders and files MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows 7 * Attribute Flags (contd.) Compress Only supported on volumes and partitions formatted with NT