Thanks again for all your help everyone with my PSCP issue. Got another question . . . On my Linux laptop I've got a 10G harddrive. Only about 5 gigs are being used because I used to have a windows partition on it. I took Windows off, but the partition still exists. When I check my space with something like KDiskFree it says total space is 5.4 gigs. So it's not "seeing" the other half of the drive. Is there any way to delete that "empty" partition so I have more room? I want to put more stuff on Linux, such as the new Gnome and KDE and want the space. I've looked at the partition manager, but I'm afraid to delete the swap partitions, or anything else, for that matter. What should I NOT touch so I don't mess up my current Linux partition? I'd rather not re-install because I don't want to risk running into problems trying to network it again. Thank you, Nick Scholtes “Take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim.” ~ Elie Wiesel View my blog & artwork! *********************** http://artandprose.blogspot.com/ http://www.Care2.com Free e-mail. 100MB storage. Helps charities. Make a Difference: Stop Canada's cruel and senseless baby seal hunt! http://www.care2.com/go/z/saveseals