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Patrick Elliott wrote:
> an old copy of partition magic and the guts to try, I would wipe it,
> move D: closer to the end of the drive, then resize "both" so that the
> OS and data/program partitions where bigger. lol
Vista would make it pretty easy to do that, if you had a place to store D:
in the meantime. I'm pretty sure you can make a ghost of a drive and restore
it to a bigger partition, so you could ghost off D:, expand C:, and restore
D:, potentially having to expand D: again after.
Otherwise, DriveXML is your friend. You don't need Partition Magic - you
just need enough space somewhere. :-)
>
http://www.zdnet.com.au/video/soa/Ratbags-take-Windows-7-to-the-street/0,2000065477,22470997p,00.htm
Silly. Just goes to show that most people really don't care about the
details of the window manager.
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