A. SELECT DRIVE
	You need to select which disk drive PART is to work with only if you 
	have more than one hard disk. If drive C: is your only hard disk drive,
	press function key F1. If you have several hard disk drives, press the
	function key for the desired disk drive. 

B. DISPLAY PARTITION 
	This display lists information about the partition(s) on the hard disk 
	you selected. The information displayed is:  
		 Partition number
		 Status (unallocated, DOS, or non-DOS)
		 Start and end cylinder numbers
		 The partition size in Kilobytes (thousands of characters)
		 The percentage of the disk in this partition.

C. Allow you to 
        1. SELECT default PARTITION for boot
		This option allows you to change the disk partition for 
		another operating system besides the DOS you are currently 
		using.  Once you change the default partition, when you 
		"boot" or start your system from the hard disk, the operating 
		system in the new active partition will start.

        2. ALLOCATE DOS PARTITION 
		You must perform this operation when you first set up your 
		hard disk. You can do this to create up to 4 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.

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