Re: ? Re-install Applications ??

You need to install the applications from within the operating system that you intend to use them. What partition they are installed in is usually not an issue.

Dave of Newberg wrote:
I have created a second partition on my primary C: drive. I am currently using XP Professional SP-2. Partition was created to install Vista Ultimate. When I added partition to my primary drtive (C) it assigned drive letter designatioin of J: as letters D E F G H I were assigned to DVD burners and other hard drives both internal and USB Vista will be installed to J: as noted. Will programs already installed - Office 2007, Nero, Adobe, ITunes etc. need to be installed to Vista partition or can I access them on my first (XP) partition?

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