11-15-14 09:37 TOM WALKER wrote to ED VANCE about Re: Acronis TI Clone   
      
    TW> @MSGID: <5467DD4A.13646.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>   
   -snip-   
    EV>My thinking is that the TI Home 2010 program may not had know how to   
    EV>properly handle Cloaning a 1TB HDD, and Macrium Reflex being later   
    EV>software did.   
    EV>I don't know, that is all I can think may had caused the problem with   
    EV>the older Acronis software.   
      
    TW> Good possibility   
      
    EV>Now to get the G: changed to D: on the HDD, so back to   
    EV>Windows Help&Support to read how to do that.   
      
    TW> Here it is:   
    TW> To change, add, or remove a drive letter   
      
    TW>     Open Computer Management by clicking the Start button   
   -snip-   
    TW>     In the left pane, click Disk Management.   
      
    TW>     Right-click the drive that you want to change, and then   
    TW> click Change   
    TW>     Drive Letter and Paths.   
      
   Howdy! Tom,   
      
   Thanks for the C&P text.   
      
   That is the same thing that I read to do too.   
      
   I'm glad I can read some LETTERS and NUMBERS in words correctly.   
      
   I still remember the trouble I had trying to figure out how to NEW   
   (FORMAT) a 5 1/4 Floppy Disk for the Commodore 64's 1541 Disk Drive   
   back in 1984 when I got my C= setup.   
      
   In my reading the book for the 1541 I flipped the pages over to the   
   NEW Command and failed everytime I tried using it.   
      
   I didn't realize that the 64 had to see the NEW Command between the   
   OPEN and CLOSE Commands for the 64 to know what was going on.   
      
   Everythings better when I learned how to 'TALK' to the 64 setup so it   
   would do what I wanted it to do.   
   73   
      
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