When I opened the message, I found that Carl Houseman had written:
> Partitions are for separating operating systems from data, or other major
> distinctions pertaining to computer operation. Partitions are fixed size
> and are difficult to resize.
Correct me if I am wrong, I often am, but if one has a 200GB HD
partitioned into 4 partitions, called, say F, G, H, I, and it isn't ever
planned to be a boot drive, could not one use the "F Drive" for all
photos of weddings, "G Drive" for all vacations, etc, etc??
I'd probably just stick it in and have ONE Partition, actually, but for my
wife I might just use it as stated above. Or can I "not" do that?
If it is just going to be a storage device, the only reason to format it to
start with would be for management, no?
Regards,
Jim
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