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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. Sheesh Robert--give me a break! I pointed out that I didn't think it could be done (non-destructively), and then continued on with a suggestion that he might just want to go ahead and *keep* it as a D: drive, that's all. Is that so horrible? Did I hurt somebody's feelings or what? Besides--he then shot back with a question about how to do it with DOS 6.2's FDisk, so I told him! I don't think I was out of line or anything and if I was--sheesh-- I'll remove myself from the list if you think I'm so destracting. I thought I was helping. ----- Randy Whittle whittle@chaph.usc.edu University of Southern California School of Business (Fight on, 'SC Trojans!) - Motorcycle nut, HP 48GX & 100LX user, & lover of fine chocolate... "It's not denial, I'm just very selective about the reality I accept!" -Calvin "Consensus is the negation of leadership." - Margaret Thatcher