At 01:18 AM 21/04/2005 +0200, you wrote:

>What you are saying is that there is difference between NTFS NT4 SP6 and
>NTFS W2K SP2?

Me? I don't know. All I can tell you is that the inherited NT4 NTFS partitions on this system (now gone) had the 4 Gb limit and those created by Win2K do not.

>Some would say that it is obvious - but not to me, if they call BOTH NTFS,
>not NFTF 1 and 2 or NTFS Plain and NTFS MX etc.
>As NT4 is not really around anymore - that means a .fdb file on Win2K SP2
>and above (and Linux???) can be LARGE i.e HUGE i.e like TB's in size (even 1
>TB will do - for a while<g>)

And just when you were wondering what you could use all those 1Tb disks for!! :-)

./hb