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Partition Magic is also available from other vendors; though I'm drawing a blank right now trying to remember where I bought it from. It works very well, within certain restrictions. The one thing it can't do is expand or shrink a partition beyond a cluster-size boundary. (e.g. you can't make a 300M partition a 100M partition and vice versa) You can slide partitions around though, so that you can shave some space off of one partition and give it to another one. -- Lew Jansen, lrj2@cornell.edu At 06:50 PM 1/30/96 -0800, you wrote: > >I still happened to have a brochure: > > Powerquest Corporation > P.O. Box 1911 > Orem, UT 84059-9931 > > order: 1-800-379-2566 > fax: 1-801-226-8941 > >Too scary for me... > >> >> >> Someone on the list once mentioned some software that allowed you >> to change the sizes of partitions (I presume DOS partitions) without >> destroying the whole disk in the process. >> >> Would that person please let me know the name of it, and/or the >> company that makes it? And if you know, where I might purchase it? >> >> Thanks... >> >> >> ----- ____________________________ >> Randy Whittle whittle@usc.edu | WWW Home Page: | >> USC Graduate School of Business | http:// | >> "Did you really think you could call up the | www-scf.usc.edu/~whittle/| >> Devil and ask him to behave?" ---------------------------- >> -Fox Mulder on T.V.'s "X-Files" speaking to an occult practitioner >> Southern Cal--Rose Bowl Champions, 1996!! >> >> > >------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >Pat Mason | email: patmason@sequent.com >Sequent Computer Systems, Inc. | uunet!sequent!patmason >(503) 578-5826 | fax: (503) 578-5797 >------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Lew Jansen lrj2@cornell.edu