Printing is mission critical. I take care of printing where I work, and I can tell that people haved screamed when something has broken printing. Printing ranks right up there with email as a critical service.
One of my colleaques altered an NDS group which whacked printing for about 150 people. They took away all of his rights because of that.
You say that no one lost any money. Well, you didn't take money out of anybody's wallet, but you denied someone money. They asked $50K for that software, but you said "Nope, I'll pay you nothing for it" That's not the deal, dude. They asked a price and you either meet it or walk away. Pretty damn simple to my mind.
I think you are both confusing a couple of issues here. NT setup will not create a partition bigger than 2GB. Even an NTFS partition is created as a FAT and then converted to NTFS. Another limitation is that the system partition (the one that contains the files necessary to boot the system, naturally. The boot partition holds the systems files . . . But I ramble) can't be more than about 8GB.
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Oh Yeah. You'd could also do documentation. You know, so that someone else could do your job,if need be?
Printing is mission critical. I take care of printing where I work, and I can tell that people haved screamed when something has broken printing. Printing ranks right up there with email as a critical service.
One of my colleaques altered an NDS group which whacked printing for about 150 people. They took away all of his rights because of that.
You say that no one lost any money. Well, you didn't take money out of anybody's wallet, but you denied someone money. They asked $50K for that software, but you said "Nope, I'll pay you nothing for it" That's not the deal, dude. They asked a price and you either meet it or walk away. Pretty damn simple to my mind.
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Dudes,
I think you are both confusing a couple of issues here. NT setup will not create a partition bigger than 2GB. Even an NTFS partition is created as a FAT and then converted to NTFS. Another limitation is that the system partition (the one that contains the files necessary to boot the system, naturally. The boot partition holds the systems files . . . But I ramble) can't be more than about 8GB.
Goofy, huh (I support NT for a living)