Digital BW, The Print

Hi, 
  I just became a memeber of this group as i am planning to purchase  
a printer mainly for b&w printing.  
  Regarding your enquiries: 
1- You will not have any problem reading access to NTFS from linux. 
If you only need to read files from there (copying files from NTFS 
to a linux partition), it will be perfectly fine. 
2- However if you want write access to windows file system from 
linux, NTFS is risky. You very likely risk file corruption.  
F32 is perfectly fine. I am having F32 partions on my machine which 
i use to store the files i want to use from both windows and linux. 
3- Windows does not recognize any linux file system. It only sees 
them as unkonwn file systems. 
 
I am having my own questions that i will soon post here. 
 
Best regards, Ramin 
 
--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Husband" 
<thusband@s...> wrote: 
> I'm in the process of setting up Roy Harrington's QTR on a Redhat 
9  
> partition.  It's a dual boot set up with XP Home in an NTFS  
> partition.  After a few hiccups I'm able to dual boot perfectly 
now.   
> I have all the files in place to install QTR and will probably do 
it  
> tonight.  A question though.  I'll be editing the images in 
Photoshop  
> CS on the XP partition but am not sure how to transfer them to the  
> Linux side.  I'm thinking of a separate FAT32 partition and save 
the  
> images there but don't know how to get Linux to recognize that  
> partition.  Anybody doing this sort of thing?  I've looked all 
over  
> the place but can't seem to find a definitive answer. 
>  
> Thanks, 
>  
> Tom