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To: Shoot1st who wrote (18124)	3/28/2001 12:31:32 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110653

hey shoot yep, it's called dual booting. you can go beyond that if you like, and boot more than two. but for now you should be looking into the specifics of booting the two you've mentioned. they'll have to go on separate partitions. and depending on who you ask, it's alternately an easy thing to do or something that requires at least an intermediate skill level. i'm in the latter camp. <g3> if you've never been there before, a good place to begin your investigation into this endeavor would be Frank Condron's World O'Windows worldowindows.com look for his articles on dual booting. i'm running short on time for now. catch ya later :) mark