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Old 05-07-2014, 01:51 PM   #13
cybmole
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such pedantry

if I "update" any file, than windows deletes the old copy & writes a new one.

So I don't understand your last post, sorry.

If I update some text in a book ( e.g. I change one letter of one word in one line ) - then save the update, that means - to the operating system - write what's in RAM to disc & delete previous version.

doesn't really matter whether that "book" is an epub(zip) or a word doc, or a text file ?
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