Replying to myself:

> So the question:  was there any reason that the native NTFS file IDs (which 
> are quite
> reasonable) weren't used

Sorry for posting my previous question, it looks like the inode numbers are 
actually NTFS file IDs for the files.
They are reasonably looking when in hex, but decimal representation makes them 
look scary.

Anton Lavrentiev
Contractor NIH/NLM/NCBI

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