Merging Hard drive partitions

Mark Levison <mark-r0EpITdELjZWk0Htik3J/[email protected]>
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Six months ago when I installed Windows 7 on laptop I thought I was being
very clever having my separate os and partitions on my system. I mapped
/users/mark to the separate partition and thought it would all be good. Now
I' having my regrets. I did it so I could backup the system separately from
the data and have no worries if I ever had to do a complete restore. Instead
a myriad of programs are having problems and I assume it's only this setup
that causes the problem. Examples: many Adobe Air programs fail to run
properly (tweetdeck, spaz, etc) and other programs are crippled (Chrome
browser crashes when installing extensions). I give up. Since I get little
advantage and much hassle I'm prepared to merge the two partitions and see
these problems off. Imagine my surprise when I went to find Partition Magic
and it's gone. What do you use to merge partitions without losing data? I
really don't want to spend the rest of the day copying ~400 GB of data back
and forth my network.

Cheers
Mark

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