According to Doin' the Bull Dance, Feelin' the Flow...: While burning my CPU. > > OK - what I have gathered from most of my responses is that a good way to > tackle the problem of shrinking the windoze partition is to defrag, put all > the data in he first part of the HD, and then use fips to shrink it... > > One person, however, warned me that fips wont preserve ANYTHING, and that > regardless of defragging, I will lose data potentially... Then possably that person did not ream the documentation properly causing his loss of data, FIPS worked for me 3 times, flauwlessly. I dont know about Partition Magic but FIPS allows you to save the prtition data to a floppy allowing you to return the drive to its origanal state. I have returned one system back to its origanal state after 2 years of service just to see if it would, yes it did. > > Thoughts? Should I just be, um, "finding" a copy of Partition Magic and > using that? (assuming I can "find" it...I'm cheap) > > -Evan- > -- Regards Richard. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
