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Is there such a thing for Mac OS? I know it can be done on Windoze (NTFS) and Linux. This is not zipping files, but a transparent compressor that compresses/uncompresses files are they are accessed.
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-- Bill Gates[/FONT]
I think it's been nearly a decade since this type of software was popular. Hard drive capacity exploded and the the market for it evaporated. I don't even think it is done on Windows any more, since XP came onto the scene.
I think it's been nearly a decade since this type of software was popular. Hard drive capacity exploded and the the market for it evaporated. I don't even think it is done on Windows any more, since XP came onto the scene.
Chris
It's part of the NTFS file system and still done on XP. It's on the same tab as encryption. I guess I'll just install a bigger hard drive in my iBook.
[FONT=Comic Sans MS]"Microsoft Products are Generally Bug Free"
-- Bill Gates[/FONT]
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