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    gateway23
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    hello friends, i am pursuing my degree and i am in my final semester. I need to know how every file is stored on a disk i.e. if a application want to access any file i.e. any video,audio,document file, is there a common way, how every file stored on the disk.

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      hello friends, i am pursuing my degree and i am in my final semester. I need to know how every file is stored on a disk i.e. if a application want to access any file i.e. any video,audio,document file, is there a common way, how every file stored on the disk.

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      Hans Dietrich
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      Sure, we'll be glad to help. :thumbsup: Tell us what you've found so far, and we'll go from there.

      Best wishes, Hans


      [Hans Dietrich Software]

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      • G gateway23

        hello friends, i am pursuing my degree and i am in my final semester. I need to know how every file is stored on a disk i.e. if a application want to access any file i.e. any video,audio,document file, is there a common way, how every file stored on the disk.

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        gateway23 wrote:

        is there a common way, how every file stored on the disk.

        Yes, every file is merely a stream of bytes (or bits) and can be accessed in exactly the same way. The difficulty is knowing how to interpret each byte to make sense of the information. However, I doubt if that knowledge is of any use to you; perhaps it would be better if you explained exactly what problem you are trying to solve.

        I must get a clever new signature for 2011.

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          hello friends, i am pursuing my degree and i am in my final semester. I need to know how every file is stored on a disk i.e. if a application want to access any file i.e. any video,audio,document file, is there a common way, how every file stored on the disk.

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          Stephen Hewitt
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          This is a vague question and I get the impression that if I knew exactly what you're asking:

          1. I probably wouldn't know the answer.
          2. An explanation would take more space than available here.

          Steve

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