单选题The /Reports folder is a compressed folder on an NTFS partition on your Windows 2000 Professional computer. You want to copy the /Reports folder to an uncompressed folder in the same NTFS volume. You want the /Reports folder to remain compressed after it is copied. What should you do?（）ACopy the folder.BCompress the target folder， and copy the folder.CApply compression to each file in the /Reports folder， and copy the folderDUncompress the /Reports folder， compress the target folder， and copy the folder
单选题
The /Reports folder is a compressed folder on an NTFS partition on your Windows 2000 Professional computer. You want to copy the /Reports folder to an uncompressed folder in the same NTFS volume. You want the /Reports folder to remain compressed after it is copied. What should you do?（）
A
Copy the folder.
B
Compress the target folder， and copy the folder.
C
Apply compression to each file in the /Reports folder， and copy the folder
D
Uncompress the /Reports folder， compress the target folder， and copy the folder
参考解析
解析：
You can compress files and folders only on drives formatted with NTFS. If you add or copy a file into a compressed folder， it is compressed automatically. If you move a file from a different NTFS drive into a compressed folder， it is also compressed However， if you move a file from the same NTFS drive into a compressed folder， the file retains its original state， either compressed or uncompressed. Compressed files and folders cannot be encrypted. So other choices are not suitable answers.
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