It runs on Windows 2000/XP/Vista (32-bit) Operating Systems. This version of the software is only free for personal use, if you're a business you will have to buy a licensed version.
Windows Vista already has built-in functionality to create, shrink, extend and delete a partition. So I would suggest trying this built-in functionality first. If you're running Windows XP or below, then you might want to try this software.
Note: I need to note that I have not personally tested this program, so use it at your own risk.
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Another freeware partition tool is gparted. It's from the open source project at Gnome. I've several PCs that I run both XP and Linus on and gparted does an excellent job of partitioning hard drives to accomodate those different OS's on one drive.
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