Nothing that ever "came with" an MS OS will do that...
(At least without erasing all your data and OS...)

I like and use the Acronis products. (I am Not connected to company.)

(On sale here:)  ($36.99 + free shipping)
<http://www.amazon.com/Acronis-Disk-Director-Suite-10-0/dp/B000BB46JY/sr=1-2/qid=1158333504/ref=pd_bbs_2/104-3616111-1660753?ie=UTF8&s=software>
(I use an older version called AcronisPartitionExpert2003.)

Or direct company link:  ($~50 or $60 ~US download)
http://www.acronis.com/enterprise/products/diskdirectorsuite/

I install the program and then use it to make a BootCD.
(I do certain things outside the OS...)

                                                    Rick Glazier


From: "Jeff Long"

>I built a computer several years ago with lots of advice from both lists.
> It is still running well.  It has an Asus board, P4 2.4 processor, 512 mb
> Kingston RAM, 80 gig WD hard drive running Windows 2000 pro with all updates
> as of this morning.
>
> The drive is partitioned into C for the operating system, E for programs and
> F for data.  It is part of a 4 machine peer to peer network.  I made the
> mistake of partitioning C to only 5 gb of which 4+ gb on that partition is
> used.  Only 7 gb of space is used on the whole drive, so I have lots of room
> in the other partitions.
>
> What are suggestions to re-size the partitions?  I've read about Partition
> Magic but do not have it nor have I ever used it.  If it is the safest and
> fasted way to re-size, I would gladly buy it.





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