[Papyrus-L] dual boot

[John Rodgers]

I heard about a program called "Partition Magic" which might do the trick.
I haven't tried it. It's called Partition Magic
see
http://www.smartsoftwareshopper.com/prod/partition-magic-8.htm

I heard about it on the Kim Comando show- it is supposed to let you create
multiple partitions without reformatting the hard disk, with different
operating systems in different partitions.  It has a utility to allow file
transfers between partitions.  

Leon- can you give me the source for your Cato quote?  I'm interested in
uses of the metaphor of clothing and theft/plagiarism
 -john


At 12:57 PM 1/15/03 +0200, you wrote:
>Does someone really knowledgable out there know whether it is possible to
>have a dual XP and Win95 system on one computer? I have to upgrade one of my
>machines but would like to keep my old W95 with its word processor and
>papyrus together as well as a few other (brilliant) DOS programs.
>And how does one do it? Can anyone point me in the right direction? Feel
>free to help/reply to me personally if necessary.
>Many, many thanks in advance.
>
>
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