SwissKnife partition manager?

[Frank]

SwissKnife a fully windows program used to create/format partitions in
your hard drive. Supports IDE interfaces in Internal, external like
parallel, PCMCIA,USB,firewire. Supports creating FAT16,FAT32 and NTFS
partitions for the fixed and removable Disks.

http://www.compuapps.com/Download/swissknife/swissknife.htm

Apparently it's freeware.
Comments? Has anywone used it?

Frank

 

[(ProteanThread)]

SwissKnife a fully windows program used to create/format partitions in
your hard drive. Supports IDE interfaces in Internal, external like
parallel, PCMCIA,USB,firewire. Supports creating FAT16,FAT32 and NTFS
partitions for the fixed and removable Disks.

http://www.compuapps.com/Download/swissknife/swissknife.htm

Apparently it's freeware.
Comments? Has anywone used it?

Frank

appears to be highly recommended in the microsoft.public.windowsxp
newsgroups.

 

[Mel]

SwissKnife a fully windows program used to create/format partitions in
your hard drive. Supports IDE interfaces in Internal, external like
parallel, PCMCIA,USB,firewire. Supports creating FAT16,FAT32 and NTFS
partitions for the fixed and removable Disks.

http://www.compuapps.com/Download/swissknife/swissknife.htm

Apparently it's freeware.
Comments? Has anywone used it?

This is an update, the previous version did not support NTFS.

 

[André Gulliksen]

SwissKnife a fully windows program used to create/format partitions in
your hard drive. Supports IDE interfaces in Internal, external like
parallel, PCMCIA,USB,firewire. Supports creating FAT16,FAT32 and NTFS
partitions for the fixed and removable Disks.

Runs under Windows. Apart from supporting 9x, in what way is this program
better than Disk Management?

 

[Mel]

Runs under Windows. Apart from supporting 9x, in what way is this program
better than Disk Management?

Are you referring to WinXP Disk Management?

 

[André Gulliksen]

Are you referring to WinXP Disk Management?

XP, 2000, and probably 2003 and Longhorn as well. I also believe NT 4 had
something similar, but I'm not quite sure.

 

[Mel]

XP, 2000, and probably 2003 and Longhorn as well. I also believe NT 4 had
something similar, but I'm not quite sure.

So, is that a yes?

 

[André Gulliksen]

So, is that a yes?

Yes.

 

[Bryan Kirk]

Runs under Windows. Apart from supporting 9x, in what way is this program
better than Disk Management?

It starts up faster.