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04-14-2008
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| | 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 -- Dr. Rolando E Creagh Perfection can be the enemy of good |
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04-15-2008
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| | Re: Simple curiosity "Dr Rolando E Creagh" <recreaghmd_off@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:E1C7BE93-8F89-4B38-9F4D-6CCA9D37D23A@xxxxxx Quote: > 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? When the N attribute is set, it means the file has not been indexed. -- Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Desktop Experience Please reply to the newsgroup |
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04-15-2008
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| | Re: Simple curiosity 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 -- Dr. Rolando E Creagh Perfection can be the enemy of good "Ken Blake" <kblake@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OPfrjvvnIHA.4840@xxxxxx Quote: > > "Dr Rolando E Creagh" <recreaghmd_off@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:E1C7BE93-8F89-4B38-9F4D-6CCA9D37D23A@xxxxxx Quote: >> 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? > > When the N attribute is set, it means the file has not been indexed. > > -- > Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Desktop Experience > Please reply to the newsgroup > |
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04-16-2008
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| | Re: Simple curiosity "Dr Rolando E Creagh" <recreaghmd_off@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:EC4D407A-4150-453C-AA7E-40539387AF26@xxxxxx Quote: > 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? I let it index here, and haven't noticed any performance problem as a result. -- Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Desktop Experience Please reply to the newsgroup |
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