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On Sun, 21 Jan 2001 01:05:18 -0500, you wrote:
>>The answer is that you can use any drive recognized by Win2000, so you would
>>be able to install it in the base WinME drive. However, it must be installed
>>under the Win2000 OS. When selecting your partition size, don't forget that
>>most programs you install under Win2000 is add files to that folder. The
>>best approach is to use Partition Magic to partition your drives as it
>>permits you to resize them at any time. You'll probably find that you prefer
>>operating programs under Win2000 if possible.
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Is there any software around that allows a new win2000 install to look
at the winME registry and copy what it needs to avoid the whole
reinstall all your software again effort.?
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