Most computers today hold 80 to 120 gigabytes of hard drive space. (Servers can hold more) To search a computer manually for a document, or a word or a phrase INSIDE of a document, could take several days. 1 single gigabyte of storage can hold as much information as one copy of the Encyclopaedia Britannica (2,619 pages). As an example, the Dell Dimension 8250 comes with a 120 gb. hard drive as standard equipment. The 120 gb. hard drive will hold 314,280 pages of text. this is the answer i just found at this website: www.dalmaninvestigations.com/id3.html i hope this helps you.
first off, it depends on the program use to write the text file. secondly, MILLIONS. so dont worry. :)
Approximately how many hard-copy pages of documents could be stored on the flash drive by an employee.
The Hard Life has 157 pages.
Hard Lessons has 310 pages.
Hard Call has 480 pages.
Hard Merchandise has 368 pages.
It means that you hard drive is about to die, you need to make a backup and be ready to get a new hard drive.
On NTFS drives, Its called the MFT (Master File Table), on FAT drives it called FAT (File Allocation Table). This is how your hard drive knows where every file on your hard drive is. Without this your hard drive will be like a big libray with all the books pages on the floor, you would have have a hard time putting a book together.
a hard drive failure is when your hard drive stops working...
a hard drive is called "disque dur" in French.
* Hard disk drive * Hard drive * HDD
Hard Rock Miner's Handbook has 314 pages.