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>1. we're in a mixed desktop OS environment - >some W98, W2K and XP - I can probably have >my choice of OS - based on the above, do you >prefer W2K or XP? Some stuff doesn't load/run properly on XP yet. Unless you are putting all new apps on the box, I'd stay away from XP. I have heard that XP can actually disable itself if you make significant changes to the PC, like adding a big hard drive and changing the CPU. >2. does everyone go through the same thing >I described above, or is there a shortcut or >series of shortcuts that could speed the above >process along? You could use Ghost to put an entire image of your existing PC on the new hard drive... --buck
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