Convert 2g To 3g Speed Software. Charlie Russel - MVP wrote: >Nope, that's 32-bit XP only. And I see NO listing of support for XP x64 >or Windows Server 2003 (which is the code base for XP x64). So I think >you're out of luck. >>But honestly, there's not much loss here. FAT in all it's forms has had >its day, and you should just use NTFS. >that's what I figured. I usually use NTFS when I need it.

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Pirate Poppers Download Completo Sinonimo. However sometimes I have cross platform needs; luckily there is a decent enough solution for NTFS on x11. Bobby Johnson 10:47.

In message 'Charlie Russel - MVP' was claimed to have wrote: >Nope, that's 32-bit XP only. And I see NO listing of support for XP x64 or >Windows Server 2003 (which is the code base for XP x64). So I think you're >out of luck. >>But honestly, there's not much loss here. FAT in all it's forms has had its >day, and you should just use NTFS.

In general, I'd agree, but exFAT is an exception in that it's designed in a fairly modern world for cases where NTFS is overkill, but older FAT formats are insufficient. That being said, it's usefulness will only come if it gains cross-platform support. Tom Ferguson 13:15.