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  5. Click on the disk management icon, and you will now be in the disk management utility as shown in the figure below. This utility you can see all the partitions on your computer and format, delete, create, develop or resize them. For this tutorial, I'll extend the E: partition so that it uses the rest of the available space on the disc 1.
     
     
      
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  Hope this information is useful.

  Let me know if it worked.

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  Hello

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   * Research In Motion Limited proprietary and confidential
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          int y;
          prevRightMargin = 0;
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              int marginBottom = currentField.getMarginBottom();
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  }