Question : Problem: Moving to new hard drives

I have a desktop that I have set up the way I like except my hard drives are out of space.  I have 2 drives: 1 has a 40 GB partition for Windows and 210 GB for Data.  A second drive is 250 GB for more data.  My theory is that I can ghost each partition on the main drive, create new, larger partitions on the new drive, ghost the partitions (not the whole drive) and then restore each partition on the new drive.  Will that work?  I have Ghost and don't want to buy new software, so your opinions?

Answer : Problem: Moving to new hard drives

You can ghost partition to partition on different hard drives using Ghost.  Or even Ghost hard drive to hard drive.  To resize or change a partition you'll need something like partition magic.
So if you ghost your main hard drive to a larger hard drive ghost automatically resizes the second partion to fill the drive.  If your second hard drive is just all data you can just copy the data manually with out ghosting the entire partition.
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