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To: "Greg Smith" <gregsmith59@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: making space on dual boot disk 
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>Frysco!,
>
>I totally second Peter's recommendation:
>
>delete crap
>defrag with Windows tools
>shrink Windows partition with Partition Magic
>
>I purchased Partition Magic several years ago, and have used it on all 4 
>laptops I have owned.  The first 3 I used it to allow a larger 
>suspend-to-disk partition after installing more RAM.  The last one I used it 
>to free up space for FreeBSD.  It works very well.  I've also used it on 3 
>friends' machines who wanted to install NT or Linux onto a Windows machine.  
>Over the years you will get a lot of value for the $40 or $50 outlay.

Of course you only get value if you are willing to violate the
license, which only allows use on a single machine.

Steve



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