Help! How can I transfer a NTFS part (files) to a FAT32 part.?

[TomBilliodeaux]

I want to transfer all of my program files (which are on a NTFS partition) onto a seperate FAT32 partiton. - So that DOS can see them.
I have tried NG and Drive Img, both will reformat the destination partition to whatever the scource was (NTFS).
Do I have to use the copy command in W2k to do this?
What about XClone13?
I believe it will leave files out and not clone all of the original files if some are in use.

What is the best way to do this?

 

[IBuyUFO]

Did you try PM?

 

[Tainer]

i don't understand the quesiton very well.
you want to copy your program files (not system files)
from a ntfs partition to a fat32 partition (on the same computer?)

if that is the case and the operating system can read both partitions (w2k)
then you can just drag and drop....

please clarify the situation.

 

[C3Fly]

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[TomBilliodeaux]

I guess that I did not make it clear.
What I was trying to do was to clone a partition that was NTFS to one that is FAT32.
It turned out that the problem I was having was the some of the files were being used by some program in W2k.
The problem was not that one was NTFS or FAT32.
XXcopy worked well but it was faster to just drag and drop. But I had to be in another W2k partition to drag and drop. (This is why I keep a seperate Partition with a backup of W2k - 1.5G with no programs installed thru it).