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When you dual boot, If you select Win 7, it will be designated as the "C" drive for that boot cycle. Your Vista will take another drive designation.
When you boot Vista, Vista will take the "C" designation and Win 7 will be another.
If your two partitions have recognizable Labels then, using "Computer", you can figure which is which.
This is the way it went in earlier releases. Also in earlier releases the "old windows" didn't show and you had to assign a Drive number to it to see it in Win 7.
Sorry, I don't have a dual boot machine, They are all pure Win 7
D I C K Miller