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To: PMS Witch who wrote (21353)	7/15/2001 10:21:59 PM
From: Bob Pittsfield	Read Replies (2) of 110653

Now you have me thinking and that could be dangerous to my 'pewters health.<gg> You are correct that my intent is to retire my present C drive and that I have an image of C on my D drive. I believe that I could just install the new drive in place of the C and format it in either of 2 ways. I could use my Windows Me boot disk which contains Command.Com on it or use the Drive Image 4.0 rescue disks that also have Command.Com. Using an image, I don't need or want to partition the new disk, so no Fdisk? I should be able to restore the image to the new and larger drive from the D drive using the rescue disks and still have access to the rest of the new C drive.......I think? I hope you (or anyone) will set me straight if I am out in left field with this thinking. I am going to wait a day or so before I attempt this in order to get some more input and maybe spend some time reading the Drive Image manual. Thanks again PW! Bob

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