Micron Technology Transport LT PartitionMagic Help, ReadMe File, Completing Tasks Manually

Software Utilities		PartitionMagic
	You can navigate PartitionMagic using the mouse or the keyboard.
	The partition size, used space, and free space values are displayed in megabytes.
	To navigate using a mouse, position the mouse pointer on the item you want to
	select and click the primary (usually the left) mouse button. This action is simply
	referred to as “clicking” or “click.” While you can make most of your selections
	using the mouse, a few options require you to type information.
	By positioning the pointer on a partition in the partition map or on the partition list
	and clicking the secondary (usually the right) mouse button, you can display a
	context menu containing the Operations menu options. This action is simply
	referred to as “right-clicking” or “right-click.” To select an option on the context
	menu, click the option.
PartitionMagic Help	While using PartitionMagic, you can quickly get both comprehensive and context-
	sensitive help when you need it. PartitionMagic’s comprehensive online Help
	system provides in-depth information on PartitionMagic’s features as well as
	step-by-step instructions on performing specific tasks.
	To access Help, click Help > Contents on the menu bar in the PartitionMagic
	main window. The Help Contents page organizes the Help system into books
	and pages.
NOTE:	Some help topic reference applications are not available with MRestore CD.
ReadMe File	README.TXT is an invaluable resource for the most current information at the
	time the product shipped. It includes information that may have changed since this
	guide was printed, corrections to the manual or help system, and information
	specific to installation or configuration issues.
Completing Tasks Manually	To manually complete a task, follow this general four-step process:
	1. Select a hard disk.
	2.	Select a partition.
	3.	Select an operation.
	4. Apply changes to your system.
Selecting a Hard Disk	The Disk option on the toolbar displays the currently selected disk and its size in
	megabytes (MB).

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