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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
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> HDs were once of questionably reliability, but floppies are so
> hopelessly unreliable it's not even worth thinking about!
That (HD's unreliability) is what RAID is for.
>
> I mean, forget for a moment the fact that editing a Word document stored
> on a floppy is 97% guaranteed to result in file corruption...
I don't recall so, but if you'll take the floppy out before closing the
document (and won't put it back in quickly enough), you'll have 100%
sure corruption.
> A new
> document for each page?
No, a new page for each document, ie. 5 letters on a floppy means a
5-page document.
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Eero "Aero" Ahonen
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