You'll be best off setting up Windows on a 10 Gb partition,
and Mandrake on a 10 Gb partition. Take the remaining 20
Gb's, and format them using FAT32 so that both O/S's have
access. That 3rd partition is where you'll store all your
documents, downloads, etc., and both Windows and Linux will
be able to use them. Don't forget to install OpenOffice on
both 10 Gb partitions so that you can access documents in
either O/S. Make sure also that you turn off Plug 'n' Play
in the BIOS before installing. It will save you some
headaches down the road. 

That should get you started. 

Lanman



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