I know this sounds rather stupid, but I really don't understand how these
things work, yet!!  I have 2 hard drives installed.  I transferred all of
the data from my original 10gb drive to my new IBM desk star 60gb 7200rpm
drive.  I now have the same data on both drives.  I want to use the smaller
drive to run Virtual PC and the software it requires to run along with
photoshop//graphics programs and my girls games.  I felt it best to keep all
of the photo editing/graphics and Virtual PC on one drive and my work
related and regular stuff on the main drive.  What do I need to install on
the smaller drive for everything to work properly? Do I need 9.2.1 on both
drives?  Do I need Photoshop on both drives?  If I have support software on
the main harddrive, will the 2nd harddrive automatically read it and load
it, or does it need to be installed on the 2nd drive in order to work?

One problem I've encountered is my DVD player worked fine on the original HD
but now, everytime I insert a disc that is Mac/Win compatible, I get the msg
that the disk can't be read on this drive and would I like to initialize the
disk?  It doesn't do that on disks that are Mac only disks, just those that
are Mac/Win.  Anyone know why it could be doing that?  Sorry for being so
ignorant about these things, but I'm reading as fast as I can.  Thanks for
your help!  Ron in Austin


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