*MAIN MENU HELP
This menu displays all of the drives connected to
the currently active SCSI host adapter.  The UP
and DOWN keys move the menu bar up and down, and
pressing ENTER will select the highlighted drive
for partitioning.  Pressing ESCAPE from the main
menu will exit the program.
*PRIMARY PART HELP
You are currently editing the primary partition
table.  The first table entry partition type may be
designated as a Primary Bootable (Active) partition,
a Primary Non-bootable partition, or an Extended
partition.  If the first table entry is designated
as the extended partition, the second table entry
must remain undefined. The second table entry may
be either an extended partition or undefined.

The first column in the table contains the partition
type.  The second column holds the size of the
partition in MB.  The third and fourth columns hold
the starting and ending cylinders of the partition.
The fifth column holds the DOS version that the
partition will be formatted to.  The sixth column
indicates whether or not the partition is bootable,
and the seventh column displays the percentage of
disk the partition occupies.

To set the partition type, press ENTER while in the
partition column on the partition you want to set.
This will bring up a menu of available options. To
set the size, go to the size column and enter the
size.  If you wish to set the size by starting and
ending cylinders you may do so, however partitions
are contiguous and may not overlap.

After editing a value, pressing ENTER will enter it.
Pressing the DELETE key will delete the row the
highlight is currently on if it is possible. ESCAPE
will leave the editor, asking you if you would like
to save changes if you made any. The cursor keys
will move the highlight in the corresponding
direction. Pressing ALT-E while the highlight is in
a row whose partition type is extended will take you
to the Logical Drive Editor.

You should not have to edit the DOS version.  The
default is set according to the current DOS version
running.  This option is available for OS/2 users.
Partitions with sizes greater than 511 MB can only
be used under DOS 4.X, and partitions under 32 MB
are automatically DOS 3.X/4.X compatible.

If you have NON-DOS partitions on your disk, you may
delete them by pressing the DELETE key, but you may
not edit them.
*LOGICAL PART HELP
You are currently editing the logical partition
table.  You may insert up to 23 logical drives in
the extended partition.  To add a drive, press
INSERT.  The drive size and cylinders will be set
to a default size, which may then be edited.

The first column in the Logical Drive Editor holds
the logical drive number.  The second column holds
the size of the logical drive in MB.  The third and
fourth columns hold the starting and ending cyl-
inders.  The fifth column displays the percentage
of disk the logical drive occupies.
*PART MENU HELP
This menu allows you to set the partition type of
the partition.  The valid partition types are
displayed in the menu.
*SAVE CHANGES HELP
Pressing "Y" will save the partitioning information
to the disk, destroying any old information on the
disk.  Pressing "N" will result in a prompt asking
you if you would like to return to the main menu.
Pressing the ESCAPE key will return you to the disk
partitioning editor.
*RETURN TO MENU
Pressing "Y" will return you to the main menu with-
out saving your changes to the disk. This will leave
the disk unchanged.  Pressing "N" or the ESCAPE key
will return you to the disk partitioning editor.
*ADVANCED INFO
This window provides partition-specific information
that will be written to disk.
*Delete Partition
Pressing 'Y' will delete the highlighted partition.
Pressing 'N' or ESCAPE will return you to the editor
without making any changes.
*DOS MENU HELP
DOS 3.X/4.X partitions are compatible with both DOS
3.X and DOS 4.X.  DOS 4.X partitions are not
compatible with DOS 3.X.
