Difference between ko and kb
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Hello,
I lost a folder on a Mac .... a paid software might find it (maybe) because it found a file of 6.15kb .... is that a large document???
Because I don't want to pay 90 euros if the folder found doesn't match the one I lost!!!!!!!
I don't know much about Macs and not too much about computers, thanks in advance for your help.
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I lost a folder on a Mac .... a paid software might find it (maybe) because it found a file of 6.15kb .... is that a large document???
Because I don't want to pay 90 euros if the folder found doesn't match the one I lost!!!!!!!
I don't know much about Macs and not too much about computers, thanks in advance for your help.
:-)
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Hello,
It must be 6.15 kB, the uppercase is important.
kb = kilo bits, kB = kilo bytes (equivalent to ko, kilo octets) which is an 8 times difference.
Anyway, 6.15 kb or even 6.15 kB is very small.
One piece of advice: don't pay €90 for that, try the free ones.
If they bring you crap, the paid one will do the same.
Try this one: https://www.apowersoft.fr/alternative-de-recuva-pour-mac.html
eric
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