I must add that this demonstration assumes you are adept with using the JAWS
cursor for clicking on items. I figured at the time I recorded it that if a
person had the chops to partition a drive they should be able to handle a
couple of mouse clicks.
Over all though I believe the procedure is
Hi
The tutorial on Partition Assistant says that the home edition is free to
use on 32 bit Windows. But it looks like the home edition has been replaced
by a standard edition. The standard edition of Partition Assistant is
free for both 32 bit and 64 bit versions of Windows. It looks like you
Partition Assistant is accessible with Jaws,perhaps this demonstration will
help:
http://www.jaws-users.com/audio/Utilities/partitionAssistant.mp3
Even though the demo is with the home edition, the principles are the same.
Keep in mind that Windows requires a minimum of 15 percent free-space to
