// PartitionMagic Script File

// This script file is an example of the Copy script command.

// Scenario:
// An 8 GB disk contains four partitions: A 1 GB "Win 95" partition, a 3 GB
// "Apps" partition, a 1 GB hidden "Win NT" partition, and a 3 GB "Data" 
// partition.
//
// The user has inadvertantly created the "Win NT" partition beyond the 4 GB
// boot boundary for this operating system. The user wishes to copy the "Data"
// partition to a second disk, copy the "Apps" partition to the end of the 
// first disk and move the hidden "Win NT" partition to be next to the 
// "Win 95" partition so the user can boot the operating system on the 
// "Win NT" partition. The original "Apps" and "Data" partitions should be 
// deleted and the "Win NT" partition resized to fill the unallocated space.

// Select the "Data" partition to be copied to disk 2
Select Partition "Data"

// Select the unallocated space where the partition is to be copied
Select Destination Disk 2
Select Destination Unallocated Largest

// Copy the partition
Copy

// Delete the original "Data" partition which is still the selected partition
Select Partition "Data"
Delete "Data"

// Copy the "Apps" partition to the end of disk 1
Select Partition "Apps"
Select Unallocated Last
Copy

// Delete the original "Apps" partition which is still the selected partition
Select Partition "Apps"
Delete "Apps"

// Move the "Win NT" partition next to the "Win 95" partition
Select Partition "Win NT"
Move Left Max

// Resize the "Win NT" to use the unallocated space
Resize Max
