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Timestamp:
Mar 4, 2007, 6:01:14 AM (19 years ago)
Author:
Gregg Young
Message:

Added NTFS support (read only); minor dive icon code cleanup; update help files

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  • trunk/dll/ipf/notebook.ipf

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    66.*
    77.* Copyright (c) 1993-98 M. Kimes
    8 .* Copyright (c) 2006 Steven H.Levine
     8.* Copyright (c) 2006-07 Steven H.Levine
    99.*
    1010.* 30 Dec 06 GKY Corrected statement re copy/move "toggle" in OS/2
     11.* 03 Mar 07 GKY Update that file systems other than HPFS support long names
    1112.*
    1213.***********************************************************************
    … …  
    172173You can also tell FM/2 to always display directories ahead of or behind
    173174files. Note that :hp1.Last access date:ehp1. and :hp1.Creation
    174 date:ehp1. are only meaningful for HPFS file systems; FAT file systems
    175 do not track this information. The difference between
     175date:ehp1. are not tracked on FAT file systems. The difference between
    176176:hp1.Pathname:ehp1. and :hp1.Filename:ehp1. is only apparent in the
    177177Collector. With the former, the entire pathname of the object is used
    … …  
    233233You can also tell FM/2 to always display directories ahead of or behind
    234234files. Note that :hp1.Last access date:ehp1. and :hp1.Creation
    235 date:ehp1. are only meaningful for HPFS file systems; FAT file systems
    236 do not track this information. The difference between
     235date:ehp1. are not tracked on FAT file systems. The difference between
    237236:hp1.Pathname:ehp1. and :hp1.Filename:ehp1. is only apparent in the
    238237Collector. With the former, the entire pathname of the object is used
    … …  
    654653:p.
    655654If :hp6.Load Longnames:ehp6. is checked, FM/2 loads the .LONGNAME
    656 extended attribute for non-HPFS drives. This attribute usually contains
     655extended attribute for drives that don't have native support for long file names
     656(ie FAT). This attribute usually contains
    657657a long name for objects that should be restored if the object is moved
    658 to an HPFS drive. As for Subject, Longnames are only shown in the
     658to an HPFS/JFS drive. As for Subject, Longnames are only shown in the
    659659Details view. You can turn this off to marginally increase scanning
    660660speed. You can also adjust this on a drive-by-drive basis from the
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