It has been my experience if it is low to use a program like Acronis  and clone the drive to a larger drive. Drives are cheap and the time it takes to do is minimal compared to a band-aid fix of moving stuff around.

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On Sep 3, 2013, at 6:39 PM, John H <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> (1)  I have two hard drives on my computer.  I am using Windows Vista.  The "C" drive is smaller and contains most of the programs.  "C" is running low on space and I would like to transfer some stuff to the "D" (larger) drive.  I use Windows Mail.  Can I transfer the mail files to "D" and still make them available?   If I transfer programs to "D" will they still work?   Thank you for you advice.  
> (2)  I make DVDs using Pinnacle Studio.  I wind up with some titles in the DVD's folders but when I try to open them I get an icon consisting of a small house with an overlay of  circle and slash (the "do not" symbol) and I cannot open them.  Can you tell me what these are or how they work?
> 
> Thank you very much.
> JOHN
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