Kevin wrote:

> Hi
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> I would like to know the best way to go about installing them and if I would
> be able to switch between them without restarting my PC. If I can't should I
> buy a program to allow me to do this as it would be more ideal than
> restarting or should I buy a program that lets me choose the OS I want to
> use on Start-up.
>
> Although I am closer to an advanced user than an intermediate user I have
> never doen anything like this before and any extra tips, advise or freeware
> programs to help me along the way would be really great.

When I do multiple language installations I use System Commander. it allows you
to have multiple bootable partitions of different FAT types, i.e.. FAT16, FAT32,
NTFS, OS2 etc.etc. is not freeware, it's not shareware, is expensive, about $60
i think it was last time I bought one. It does the job nicely but you have to
reboot to change OSs. Is not terribly difficult to install but I suggest you
have back ups or install the OSs one after the other so if something goes wrong
you just reinstall and don't lose anything but time. I highly recommended.

HTH

Jose