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DatabaseBen
you can ascertain the sizes of the
documents from the file manager.
then you can add up the amount of
their (kb)'s and
see how many of them can fit on
your floppy without exceeding
the capacity of the floppy....
however, if you compress the files
then you will be able to fit/store
more files/documents on the floppy(s).
documents from the file manager.
then you can add up the amount of
their (kb)'s and
see how many of them can fit on
your floppy without exceeding
the capacity of the floppy....
however, if you compress the files
then you will be able to fit/store
more files/documents on the floppy(s).
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DL
Thats the same as asking how long is a piece of string
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Wayne Wengert
That would be hard to answer as the definition (and therefore size) of a
"full document" is very arbitrary. You need to look at the size of your
"full" document files and then do the math to figure out the number that
will fit on a floppy disk.
"full document" is very arbitrary. You need to look at the size of your
"full" document files and then do the math to figure out the number that
will fit on a floppy disk.
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Opinicus
Depends on how "full" the documents are...
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Val
Oh, this is a trick question. There are no 3" floppy disks.
Or, is the answer 86% as many as fit on a 3.5" floppy?
The real answer is - Don't Use Floppies!
Val
Or, is the answer 86% as many as fit on a 3.5" floppy?
The real answer is - Don't Use Floppies!
Val
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DatabaseBen
darn....i fell for it.
LLL (live learn n laugh)
LLL (live learn n laugh)