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Another useful feature of a Windows/Ubuntu dual-boot configuration is that your Windows logical drives (C:, D: etc) will be accessible from Ubuntu, so you will be able to access your Windows data files from Linux. This means, for example, that you will be able to access your Microsoft Word and Excel files using the Linux version of LibreOffice included with Ubuntu.
For detailed steps on creating a Windows/Ubuntu dual boot environment see [[Installing Ubuntu 11 .04 on a Windows System (Dual booting)]].
== Installing Ubuntu Inside a Windows Installation ==
