Re: Disk Partition

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Rather than buying partition magic, use the money to buy a larger drive.
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Ron Sommer

"Leonie MacKay" <LeonieMacKay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I spoke to a computer technician this week and he told me that once a hard
disk is partitioned the partition can't be removed??i will check out
partician magic ..have not heard of that before today
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Leonie


"Leonie MacKay" wrote:

I have a partition which I have named E: and formatted..c drive is low on
space and i want to use edrive..how do i use my myob and quickbooks or
move
them to this drive
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Leonie


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