hawley5150

I have a computer that had a tiny (7 GB) master hard drive (someone gave it to me). The Microsoft Office just about takes up half the space. I went out and bought a secondary drive that has about 140 GB. That is fine for storing, but everything still gets kicked to the master drive by default, and sometimes I am working with about 400 MB on the C drive!!! My question is, would it be possible to switch the master and secondary drives? I am only worried about losing my Microsoft Office programs like Word. What's my best move here?

I don't want to spend a ton of moola--the computer I have is a lot of pieces/parts. And do I just replace my CD-ROM with a CD-ROM with burner?

And is it worth it?

Ok, I admit to being a computer moron (relatively speaking). I own a Dell that someone sold me, and I want to buy more memory than I have. Is it a card I put in (I have done some minor things, like put in a new CD-ROM and C-drive, so I am not THAT much a moron). What info do I need to go buy the memory, and how do I get it?

Steely Dan had a semi-rivalry with another American band in the 70's. They mentioned this band in one of their songs, and the other band returned the favor in a subsequent song. For ten points, name the band and the two song lyrics (and the song titles).

Every Wednesday my TV guide says "Lost" will be on Wednesday night, and when it comes time, they put that garbage on. Four episodes in a row of an unfunny sitcom!!! I am trying to catch up on Lost for when the new season starts--I missed the Second Season the first time it aired, so when the new season starts in October, I truly will be "lost." Thanks, ABC!!!

Also, who said it and why did they include it? It is the 5th track on "Can't Buy a Thrill," their first studio album.