On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, John F. Woods wrote:
> motivate the effort.  I'll note that the NTFS (in Windows NT, for those
> lucky few who don't know) has the ability to have multiple data streams
> associated with a file (like an arbitrary number of MacOS forks, but none
> with any OS-imposed layout like the resource fork).  However, I'm not
> aware of *any* applications that use multiple data streams (and not

I think Windows NT server uses multiple data streams for its "Services
for Macintosh" thing... Among other things, SFM provides AppleShare file
service and needs a place to store the Resource fork and Finder Info for
Mac files.
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