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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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The Move/Resize dialog offers a number of additional parameters that can also be of
help. However here we pay attention to the most relevant to fulfill our task.
5. Now you have a block of free space sufficient in size to hold a new partition.
6. Create a new partition to install Windows XP. To do that, please call the context menu for a newly
created block of free space (right click of the mouse button) and launch the Create Partition dialog.
7. Define parameters of the future partition. By all means it has to be primary and since we are going to
install Windows XP, the most preferable file systems are NTFS and FAT32. Click the Yes button to
continue.
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