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APIs or MFC class for working with FAT ?

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    Hi everyone! I'm finding API's function or MFC class for working with FAT(File Alocation Table): Read infomation from FAT, work with directories and files (copy, read, write, delete...). Can somebody show me ? Thank you at all.

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      Hi everyone! I'm finding API's function or MFC class for working with FAT(File Alocation Table): Read infomation from FAT, work with directories and files (copy, read, write, delete...). Can somebody show me ? Thank you at all.

      Nothing Is Impossible !

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      There is plenty of information about the FAT file system on the Internet, just Google for it. You can use CreateFile() to open a volume (logical disk), and then use SeekFile/ReadFile/WriteFile to read and write sectors on the volume. But you do know that Win32 natively does support the FAT file system? If you just want to use a FAT formatted disk for the usual file handling functions, just do it. You don't have to care about if the disk/volume is formatted for NTFS or FAT, it just works.

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