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<blockquote data-quote="bekruse" data-source="post: 1638549" data-attributes="member: 342977"><p>Thanks - and sorry about the minimalism. I bought the machine in 2011, it has 2.3 GHz, 4 GB memory, 1333 MHz DDR3 (i have no idea what that means) and I'm running Office 2011 on it.</p><p>I'll mostly be writing and editing documents in English, but will want to save articles that I pull from medical journals and websites etc. There may also be some Protected Health Information on occasion that I will need to keep secure.</p><p></p><p>My question about "juggling" drives refers to whether or not I could set up a separate section in my hard drive that would only have work stuff in it (in my last job, the network was separated into drives by departments, so for instance if mostly I would be in, say, "Q" drive for my department, I could still go in to the "M" drive if I needed access to another department's folders...</p><p></p><p>or, set up a separate external hard drive? I just don't know what the options are, really, or pros and cons of each.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bekruse, post: 1638549, member: 342977"] Thanks - and sorry about the minimalism. I bought the machine in 2011, it has 2.3 GHz, 4 GB memory, 1333 MHz DDR3 (i have no idea what that means) and I'm running Office 2011 on it. I'll mostly be writing and editing documents in English, but will want to save articles that I pull from medical journals and websites etc. There may also be some Protected Health Information on occasion that I will need to keep secure. My question about "juggling" drives refers to whether or not I could set up a separate section in my hard drive that would only have work stuff in it (in my last job, the network was separated into drives by departments, so for instance if mostly I would be in, say, "Q" drive for my department, I could still go in to the "M" drive if I needed access to another department's folders... or, set up a separate external hard drive? I just don't know what the options are, really, or pros and cons of each. [/QUOTE]
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