1. Create DOS Partition 
	You must select this option when you first set up your hard disk.  
	You can also use option 1 to create areas on the hard disk for use by 
	other operating systems.  After you create a new partition, you must 
	use the FORMAT command before the partition can be used by DOS for 
	storing files.

2. Set Active Partition (or possibly Change Active Partition)
	This option allows you to change the disk partition for another 
	operating system besides the DOS you are currently using.  Once you 
	change the active partition, when you "boot" or start your system 
	from the hard disk, the operating system in the new active partition 
	will start.

3. Delete DOS Partition
	This option does exactly what is says, it deletes an entire DOS 
	partition. Before you select this option, be sure to copy all of the 
	files in the partition to another partition or to diskettes, because 
	they will be wiped out once you delete the partition.

4. Display Partition Data
	This option displays information about the partition(s) on your hard 
	disk. The information displayed is:  
				Partition number
				Status (active or inactive)
				Type of partition  (DOS or non-DOS)
				Start and end cylinder numbers
				The partition size in cylinders

5. Select Next Hard Disk Drive
	You need to select option 5 only if you have more than one hard disk. 
	It permits you to set up another hard disk in the same manner as your 
	first one.
