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To: Jimily who wrote (25447)	1/29/1998 8:04:00 AM
From: LaShark	Respond to of 30240

Jimily, you should be able to set it to anysize. Click on the BigDisk icon the lower righthand corner and up should come the BigDisk Extender window. This is an assumption on my part, but I think you have already reallocated 1.4 meg to your secondary drive. So what you are veiwing is the 1.4 meg (which you already relocated to your secondary drive) to whatever the max. size of your drive as the range you can select. If you want to make it lower than the 1.4 then use you right mouse of the BigDisk icon and select BigDisk Properties Window. Then select the Relocation tab. Relocate the files you want from your secondary drive back to your primary drive (green arrows). So in your case, say you relocate 1/2 gig back to your primary drive, then the BigDisk Extender window will show 900k instead of 1.4 gig. Hope this helps.