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You have compressed a 4 MB file into 2 MB. You are copying the file to another computer that has a FAT32 partition. How will you ensure that the file remains compressed
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You have compressed a 4 MB file into 2 MB. You are copying the file to another computer that has a FAT32 partition. How will you ensure that the file remains compressed

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You cannot maintain disk compression on a non-NTFS partition.

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