Emulated versus Extended Drives

You should specify as large a drive size as possible when creating a new C: or D: drive. (Depending on the available space on your hard disk, you can specify up to 2 Gbytes.) Remember that the actual file size of your emulated drives varies, depending on the applications and data you store on them.

For more information about using emulated hard disk drives, see the section Emulated Hard Drives. For information about using extended drives, see Extended Hard Drives.