Partition Wizard : Use the Bootable CD

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  1. severedsolo
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    Ah, that's what I was looking for :) Thank you :)
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  3. Bare Foot Kid
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    You're very welcome my friend! :)
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  4. Bare Foot Kid
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    I have completely rewritten this from scratch to include a new layout and all completely new snips and text, it is all totally new and I hope it will find some use now.

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  5. Dave76
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    Look good BFK, great work.
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  7. Bare Foot Kid
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    Thank you very much Dave! :)
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  8. mjf
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    Maybe a trivial suggestion in the title but it could help some searches.
    Instead of ..........Windows Structure....
    maybe ..........Windows Partition Structure...........
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  9. Bare Foot Kid
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    mjf said:
    Maybe a trivial suggestion in the title but it could help some searches.
    Instead of ..........Windows Structure....
    maybe ..........Windows Partition Structure...........

    Thanks mate, I like it and it fits the space, that was my main concern.
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  11. quester12
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    barefoot kid i can not provide you with a rep.... so thank you for the tuit on making a bootable iso cd from partition wizard.
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  12. maafia95
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    Nice tutorials. i've been looking for such this tutorials.
    Thanks!
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  13. mjf
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    Bare Foot Kid is on a sabbatical.
    This is one of many great tutorials he has produced.
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