FILES THAT ARE MOVED WITHIN A SINGLE VOLUME DO NOT INHERIT THE COM-PRESSION PROPERTIES OF THE DESTINATION FOLDER

1.

Correct Answers: B

A. Incorrect:

Files that are moved within a single volume do not inherit the com-

pression properties of the destination folder. This might seem confusing unless

you understand that files are not rewritten when they are moved within a volume;

only the pointer to the file is changed.

B. Correct:

When files are moved within a single volume, the compression status of

the files does not change.

C. Incorrect:

Windows XP Professional does allow files to be moved to a destina-

tion folder that has a different compression status. However, the compression sta-

tus of the files does not change and does not inherit the status of the destination

folder.

D. Incorrect:

Although files that are copied always inherit the compression status of

the destination folder, Windows XP Professional does not automatically change

the type of file transfer from move to copy.