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9L0-410 · Question #47

You have a file with a resource fork on a Mac OS X v10.7 computer. You use the Finder to copy the file from your computer to a local volume that has a FAT32 file system. What happens to the…

The correct answer is B. The information in the resource fork is copied to a second file on the new file system. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

Question

You have a file with a resource fork on a Mac OS X v10.7 computer. You use the Finder to copy the file from your computer to a local volume that has a FAT32 file system. What happens to the information in the files resource fork when the file is copied to the FAT32 volume?

Options

  • AThe information in the resource fork is stored in a second data segment of the file.
  • BThe information in the resource fork is copied to a second file on the new file system.
  • CThe information in the resource fork is stored as an extended attribute on the new file system.
  • DThe information in the resource fork is discarded from the copy of the file that resides on the new file system.

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