Request for Question Clarification by
sublime1-ga
on
14 May 2005 14:01 PDT
Hi dan...
I'm not sure I understand your uncertainty. If the second
drive is already installed, as you've said, it's just a
matter of emptying it of any other content and then using
program dialogs to install the programs you want to use
onto that drive, as well as using program dialogs of the
installed software to save the products of the conversions
to that hard drive.
When you install most programs, these days, they will offer
to install the program, by default, in the standard location:
C:\Program Files\Program name
However, the same window that informs you of this offers you
the option of installing to another location. The easiest
way to do this is to simply edit the location given to that
of your other hard drive, be it D or E or F:
D:\Program name
Or, if you want to organize even further:
D:\Conversion software\Program name
Or, just:
D:\Software\Program name
Once the conversion software is installed and you are
using it to make .wav files or .mp3 files, the programs
themselves will offer similar dialog boxes which allow
you to save the files on your D drive, in any kind of
folder structure you care to create.
If this serves to answer your question, let me know, so
I can post it as a formal answer and be reimbursed. If
you need further clarification, let me know.
sublime1-ga
