If running LINUX from a CD can you save documents and retrieve in Windows ?
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depends on how you save the data. if you save the data on a thumbdrive, floppy, a CD, DVD or hard drive properly, it is reasonable to expect the files that you create can be accessed when you boot your PC in a windows environment.  The applications may not be identical (Word, Excel, Powerpoint...) but you should be able to see the files and import them after some trial and error...\n\nGood Luck!
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No, it's not possible. The operating system is the base level software that all the other software runs on top of. W/o the operating system, the computer wouldn't have any idea what to do with the word processing software.\n\nHowever, if you need to open up a Microsoft Word document and you don't have Windows, you can DL and run a live Linux! CD that will allow you to boot up the Linux operating system and open a Word document in a free program called Open Office, which is very much like Word. Try looking for Beatrix or Knoppix. http://www.watsky.net/ (BeatriX) or http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html (Knoppix)
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you should not be able to se your linux partitions in windows....the filesystem is different.\nthough you could see your windows filesystems in linux
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I really dont think that is possible. \nYou will have to partition the drive while installing linux. I think that is because linux uses its own type of a file system other than windows. \nWhen i installed Mandrake on a pc that was already running windows 2k, the mandrake installation made a partition of its own n installed. However, it was dual boot.
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http://linuxiso.org/\n\nIt is great I would not recomend any distribution in particular as it is just a matter of personal preference.\n\nYou have to write the ISO to a CD using a compatible program like Nero Burning ROM\n\nThere are versions which can run from the CD letting you see them in operation without having to install to the Hard Drive
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u can extract them using something like winiso. http://www.winiso.com/\nbut if you mean boot up from the iso file, that is not possible doesnt matter what applications u have. \nu would need to extract the bin files to a dvd/cd etc
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Linux live CD Knoppix 3.x or 4.0.x and UBCD w/ Insert.\nAll have QTparted or Super F-disk.
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Install Linux, it is free!  Windows 98 is not free, if you get a copy of it that would be software piracy and therefore illegal.  Linux is better anyway, and it is time for you to learn a new operating system (really, it's not that hard)!
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Either Install a fresh copy of an OS over it.\nOr\nEnter through Windows XP(if you have it also) and through Computer Management, format the pertition where Linux is installed
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u need to store the iso image file(s) on a partiton having a fat file system(not fat32,only fat).u can create the iso image(s) by using the freely available nero express.then  use a boot floppy related to that pirticular linux version to boot the system and then load the iso files contact me at gauthambuddha4u@yahoo.com for a free tutorial.
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use the windows CD or also called back-up cd
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simply use windows explorer and copy the files from the cd to the hard drive in any location or folder
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Yes, you can.  When you have windows installed there should be some folder in the hard drive where windows files are (I'm not speculating, I've seen it).  Just find it and drag 'n drop.
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Just save it to your Hard Drive (use the CD for archiving) and there should be no problems. Otherwise copy the file from your cd to your hard drive and then change its properties
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Download the free linux distro Slax. The newest version is 5.18 \nand you can download it from this site: http://www.slax.org/download.php\n\nits free and all you have to do is burn it to a cd as an image with a program like Nero and then restart your computer with the cd in the cd drive. Your computer will boot into linux and when everything is finished loading use the user name "root" and the password "toor" without quotes. After that the slax desktop should appear and then you can click on Konqueror which will be on the bottom left and you will see all the drives on your computer. You can copy files from NTFS drives with slax but you cant edit them.
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No, just download a bootloader, and you can choose whether to load linux or windows on startup, but they both exist together on the same hard drive
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Yes. Otherwise where would it get the file from?