-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Rose's Completely Simplified Organizational Method

Hi Don (and anyone else interessted in this thread),
    Two posts ago, I included a note requesting that noone but Rose and 
myself reply directly to this particular thread.  This way, Rose and I will 
be able to better keep track of everything we 
discuss/accept/dismiss/alter/contemplate/postulate/consider/etc..  Instead, 
all comments, suggestions, disagreements, or anything else should be posted 
to a separate, but related thread.  I have reposted the note below for 
anyone who may have missed it.

(reposted from April 26 @ 9:11PM)
NOTE:
The main reason we're doing this over the list is so that anyone interested 
can (try to) follow along to gain some ideas for their own organization 
system.  Even so, I am still treating it as I would treat any private 
discussion I might have with someone on this subject.   As a result, I am 
asking that no one but Rose and I send in anything under this thread.  If 
anyone would like to make a suggestion, argue a point or otherwise 
contribute to our private thread, don't hesitate to send it in under a 
subject line of "Organizational Suppliment".  My time has become rather 
limited recently (and I'll be out of town from May 1st to the 4th), so I 
will most likely limit my focus to this thread and the Suppliment one.

Peace,
GMan

"The only dumb questions are the ones that are never asked!"

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Don WIlcox" <Dwilcox3@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2007 11:40 AM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: Rose's Completely Simplified Organizational 
Method


> Rose,
>
> If dual booting to two different OSs seems too daunting, try cloning your
> primary to a second hard drive.
>
> If you leave the drive installed as a secondary drive you can always
> restart to the boot menu and select the secondary drive to boot with.
>
> Or, after you verify a working clone, remove the drive and put it in a 
> safe
> place to use if you need it.
>
> Don 

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