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To: Zeuspaul who wrote (5091)	1/16/1999 9:05:00 AM
From: Spots	Respond to of 14778

>>. I did not know NT could resize and change FAT32 to FAT16 without data loss thus postponing the need for Partition Magic. It can't. NT can't see FAT32 at all. As far as I know, only partition magic can resize a partition smaller without data loss. I DID mean to use PM for that, because it's probably unavoidable. However, now that I know the FAT32 partition is only 1 gig, I would be inclined to leave it the same size. I thought it was the whole disk for some reason (actually, I thought so because it's what I'd do <gg> - human nature). It's possible that Win98 can change FAT32 to FAT16; if not, PM is the only alternative. Spots