From: "Geo" 

"John Beamish"  wrote in message
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> Interesting thought ... or, perhaps, a log of accesses to the file.  Once
> the log data is there (and I presume it gets copied when the file is
> copied) you'd have a nice historical archive of file info that wouldn't
> get in the way of the file usage but would be available to those with
> analysis 'tools' to extract and review the content.

Perhaps it would be a good way to create a "rollback" feature,
sort of a global undo. Apply a service pack and the old file is stored as
an alternate stream, registry changes could be stored like a database log
file, etc.

Geo.

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