>>Partition Magic will preserve the data and the OS while creating the new partition and resizing the existing one. Back up any important data.
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>>Why are you paritioning? You could just put all data into 1 folder tree or have two drives.
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>I need a D: drive.
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>The problem presently is that there is one partition C: and one allocated of 7 MB. The only think I can do with the C: partition is Delete, Format, Convert. I cannot resize it. I just don't know what steps are required to take 120 Gig of that one and make that as a D: drive.

Perhaps there are some incompatibities with version 6. Other options:
- put the new drive as a slave into a Windows 2000 system, then parition it
- use Gparted (download, burn to a CD, the boot the computer and resize the partition)
http://gparted.sourceforge.net/download.php
http://gparted.sourceforge.net/larry/resize/resizing.htm
- save yourself some time and buy a hard drive to act as your D drive
http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=15801&vpn=HD160JJ&manufacture=Samsung