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Installing the NTFS for Linux driver
Browsing a NTFS partition
Copying a file to a NTFS partition
Mounting a NTFS partition using the NTFS for Linux driver
Browsing a NTFS partition under KDE
Showing mount options under KDE
Copying files to a NTFS partition under KDE
Showing file properties of files under KDE
Showing file properties of files under KDE
Showing common information about a NTFS volume using the infntfs utility
Changing common information about a NTFS volume using the infntfs utility
Using the fsuitl utility with the behavior subcommand
 Defragmenting a NTFS partition
 Showing all hardlinks
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Verifying and fixing errors on the specified partition using the chkntfs utility
Making a NTFS partition using the mkntfs utility
Using the fsuitl utility with the dirty subcommand
Using the fsuitl utility with the file subcommand
Using the fsuitl utility with the fsinfo subcommand
Using the fsuitl utility with the hardlink subcommand
Using the fsuitl utility with the objectid subcommand
Using the fsuitl utility with the compress subcommand
Using the fsuitl utility with the stream subcommand
Using cpntfs to copy a whole NTFS partition to an ext2fs one, saving ALL attributes
 Wiping a NTFS partition
 Packing MFT records and/or truncating MFT on a NTFS partition
 Displaying reparse point information
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 AWARDS
Paragon NTFS for Linux 5.0 was reviewed by French computer magazine Linux +.
Paragon NTFS for Linux 5.0 was reviewed by the leading magazine LINUX+.
«It does provide a low-cost and effective solution for many users. I can easily say that it is worth the money for the Personal Edition just so that I would be able to format both of the Windows partitions as NTFS rather than FAT32.»
You can read the full review here
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 Updated version of Paragon NTFS for Windows 98! Now works with USB removable media!
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