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To: greenspirit who wrote (10531)	7/8/2000 8:23:12 PM
From: Doug Soon	Read Replies (1) of 110645

Hi Michael, Now that I solved my problem, let me take a shot at this. Other ideas welcome. The first question is what operating system you are using. Hopefully, it is later than the first release of Windows 95. That way you should have access to FAT32 which will allow you to work with large hard drives. If that is the case, you can keep your present hard drive, but just clean up the files. Then you can use the 20GB hard drive just for data. I think you can have just one partition here (help me out here, someone). Move the data from the original drive to this new one and now you will have lots of room. If you really want to, you can divide up the 20GB drive into two parts one for the kids, one for you. What do you think, thread? DS

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