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> > Randy, that's not what he asked, he asked how to extend the C drive, and > he specifically did NOT want to create a D drive. Now obviously this can > be done, and in fact is not even that difficult, how ever I know of know > software that does this kind of non-destryctive repartitioning. > I've heard of a program called fips which non-destructive repartitions. First you run a defrag program then you run fips (makes sense to me). It's shareware or public domain and can be found at tsx-11.mit.edu under /pub/linux/dos_utils/fips11.zip. It's a zipped archive which I couldn't unzip. If anyone decides to get this and can unzip it, please let me know, I'd like to use it. Remember, this is a dos utility, not Linux, it's just kept there. Ed