Simple curiosity

Gentlemen,
I am nothing but an amateur of he last 20 years, and never seen anything
like.
Sorry for my ignorance, but can somebody explain to me this N attribute that
nearly all files have in Vista?
Much appreciative


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Dr. Rolando E Creagh
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"Dr Rolando E Creagh" <recreaghmd_off@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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When the N attribute is set, it means the file has not been indexed.

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Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Desktop Experience
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Thanks very much.
I am no using the index as habit of an old timer, but wonder is with a drive
of 300GB I should. It did bothered me the constant activity of the system on
the drive maintaining the index. I feel it was obtrusive, even with CPU of
2.16 MHz
What do you think?
Cheers

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Dr. Rolando E Creagh
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"Dr Rolando E Creagh" <recreaghmd_off@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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I let it index here, and haven't noticed any performance problem as a
result.


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