"32-bit file access FAQ" - читать интересную книгу автора (McCormick M.)

Archive-name: ms-windows/32bit-file-faq/
Posting-Frequency: monthly
Last-modified: 1996/7/26
Version: 3.0
URL: http://www.infi.net/~gewkab/32bfafaq.html


32-BIT FILE ACCESS Frequently Asked Questions ---------------------------------------------

Copyright (c) 1995 by Michael McCormick, all rights reserved.

This is of mainly interest to Windows for Workgroups (WFWG 3.11) users.
Windows 95 and Windows NT users may benefit from some parts also.

Usual disclaimers apply. The author does not warranty or guarantee factual
correctness of all details. The author does not speak here for Unisys, nor
for Microsoft. "Windows" and "Windows for Workgroups" are Microsoft
trademarks. Microsoft is ultimately the only real authority on their
products.

To be sure you are reading the latest version of the FAQ, see "How to Get
this FAQ" section at the end. Generally the FAQ has an 'expiration date'
one month beyond its last modification date.

This FAQ may be posted to any USENET newsgroup or BBS, as long as it is
posted in its entirety and includes this disclaimer section. This FAQ
may be archived at any public FTP or WWW location, as long as it is archived
in its entirety, following the "Archive-name" (see above: the "/partx" part
can be omitted if the FAQ is stored as a single file) naming convention.
If you want your site mentioned in the FAQ, contact the author.

This FAQ may not be distributed for financial gain. This FAQ may not be
included in commercial collections, publications, or applications without
express permission from the author.

Thanks to all the many people around the world who helped with comments
or suggestions on the earlier versions.

I am still looking for corrections and feedback. Particular areas where
this FAQ needs some help are called out in a section at the end of the
FAQ called NEEDS. Send to: Mike McCormick ([email protected]).

This FAQ makes reference to MSDOS pathnames C:\WINDOWS and C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM.
If you have Windows installed elsewhere or your Windows System directory
elsewhere, adjust accordingly.

Before you decide to go ahead and configure 32-bit file access on your PC,
you should look over this entire FAQ, esp. the INCOMPATIBILITIES section.