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About File Systems
Depending on the configuration of a computer, a Win32-based application may
have access to volumes managed by any of the following file systems:
- New Technology file system (NTFS)
- File allocation table (FAT) file system
- Protected-mode FAT file system
For example, applications that connect to network drives may encounter file
systems that range from FAT to NTFS. Because different volumes may be managed by
different file systems, it is important to understand the differences between
file systems and to prepare applications to work effectively with all available
file systems. The following sections describe these differences and present
guidelines for handling them within applications.
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