NTFS Compression in Win2k

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Does anybody have a simple algorithm to determine what state
a: a compressed file will be if moved or copied to uncompressed and compressed folders on same partition/physical disk and other partition/physical disk.

b: same for uncompressed file

????

 

Thanks matey. The 2 rules of moving and copying are the importatnt bits for working it out long hand. I was just trying to find a simple algorithm to help me remember for the exam.

No worries tho and thanks again but I suppose I should have found that page for myself.

 

Just remember Mrs P
(Move Retains on Same Partition.)


If I can still remember that little saying 2 years after bagging Pro & Server then it must do the job.




I've a corker of a saying for remembering the OSI model but that is a little bit naughty

 

Go on Taz divulge.

 

Bet he doesn't - I remember seeing it posted on here before (sure it was you, Taz) rude, but bloody funny

 

You should know better than that Gav. B4 I get barred it has been nice knowing you all.

Princess Di Never Tried Shagg!ng Prince Andrew

ie Physical, Data, Network, Transport, Session, Presentaion and finally Aplication layers
I was guilty last time as well.

 

Very good Taz! Should have no problem remembering that now.