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But if I repartition my second drive so that the new partition is at the start of the drive, then that can become drive C (when the old one is removed), can't it?

I have a PC with two drives, XP Pro is installed on drive C. I'd like to remove C from the system, and I was hoping I could somehow copy its contents to drive D by repartitioning D to make a separate partition for the old C drive, which it would then boot from. Is this possible, with the right software - Norton Ghost or something? The drives are: C = 75GB: 19GB used, 56Gb free. D = 150GB: 86GB used 64GB free. I'd like to make a new partition on D of about 30GB and copy the C drive to that, if possible. I know I could reinstall XP on the new partition, but I was hoping to avoid reinstalling all my software. Steve