OK - a new PC, not yet fully put together. I need guidance on moving Newsbin and all associated stuff.
BUT - this system is configured differently than my old one. New one has Win7 (64bit), Intel 6-core, and a 120GB solid state drive for the C: drive The SSD is small, but should have more than enough room for Windows and (I hope) other things that directly affect performance.
So - In addition to the regular issues with a move, I need to understand if there is a way to partition Newsbin so any (small) parts that significantly effect performance can live on the C drive, and everything else on one of the other, slower drives.
Currently (old system) files in
C:\Documents and Settings\HP_Administrator\Application Data\NewsBin look like this:
SPOOL_V1 3.5GB
SPOOL_V6 2.51GB
Spool 1.02GB
Newsbin itself is currently on the C drive, but I think it will need to live somewhere else on the new system.
Actual downloads are stored on another drive, as they presumably will be on the new system.
Any guidance would be appreciated....
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