you must use the file extension..
windows relies on them much more than a mac, because windows is not
using a resource for for file info storage
also bear in mind when you have the thumb drive connceted to a
windows machine you may see see some files twice
eg
windows.txt (original data fi
On 10/02/2010, at 7:44 PM, Brian Scott wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have an 8 G thumb drive formated to MS-DOS (FAT32), when I copy a plain
> text file (no .txt extension) to it the text file becomes a Unix Executable
> file when it gets there.
>
> Text files with extensions e.g. .rtf .txt remain un
Hi,
I have an 8 G thumb drive formated to MS-DOS (FAT32), when I copy a
plain
text file (no .txt extension) to it the text file becomes a Unix
Executable file when it gets there.
Text files with extensions e.g. .rtf .txt remain unchanged.
Is there some quick way of getting these pseudo ex
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