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Table Of Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- PRODUCT COMPONENTS
- FEATURES OVERVIEW
- GETTING STARTED
- BASIC CONCEPTS
- WINDOWS COMPONENTS
- INTERFACE OVERVIEW
- SETTINGS OVERVIEW
- VIEWING DISK PROPERTIES
- DATA BACKUP AND RESCUE
- COPY TASKS
- BOOT MANAGEMENT
- PARTITION MANAGEMENT
- BASIC PARTITIONING OPERATIONS
- ADVANCED PARTITIONING OPERATIONS
- CHANGING PARTITION ATTRIBUTES
- HARD DISK MANAGEMENT
- EXTRA FUNCTIONALITY
- TYPICAL SCENARIOS
- TROUBLESHOOTER
- GLOSSARY
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15. The program will require the system restart to accomplish the operation in a special boot-up mode.
Click the appropriate button to agree.
RESIZING PARTITIONS OF APPLE BOOT CAMP
Let’s assume you’re a Boot Camp user who’s got Windows XP as the second operating system. Initially
allocated space for the Windows partition has turned out to be insufficient for your current needs. The only way
out is to take some space from your Mac partition, thus redistributing the unused space between the partitions.
To increase size of the Windows partition by taking unused space from the Mac partition, please do the
following:
1. Click the Partitioning button and then select Resize Partitions.
2. On the Wizard's Welcome page, click the Next button.
3. The wizard will automatically select Windows (the NTFS file system) and Mac (the Apple HFS file system)
partitions of your Boot Camp configuration.
On the disk map you can also see the GPT service partition (called EFI) as well as a
128-megabyte free block between Mac and Windows partitions made with Boot
Camp. It’s just for your information.
4. Increase size of your Windows partition with the slider or manually by entering the required value. Please
note, when you change size of one partition the size of the other will be changed as well, thus
redistributing the unused space between the partitions.
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