Windows 10: How do I merge two SSDs

I am on Window's 11, and I want to extend my primary Windows drive that's 512 GB with another empty drive that is 512 GB to create a 1 TB storage unit for my Windows 11 OS.I have looked up tutorials online for how to extend the SSD, and it usually requires me to go to disk management, right click "extend volume", and choose the unallocated disk to get the driver to extend. However, the extend volume option is not available for me for some reason.

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Company merging on the horizon

The Inq. talks about some major company merging that could take place this summer. What is likely to happen is summarized in the following list:

• eBay is in talks with Microsoft and Yahoo regarding cooperation and perhaps even a combination
• Oracle, SAP and perhaps Novell might be "up to something"
• Telecoms will surely continue to be a big source of deal-making and not just through attempts to build scale and geographic coverage. Deals such as Sky-Easynet and eBay-Skype suggest that combinations of services could be the way forward.
• Sun might be bought by Fujitsu Siemens, HP or Dell

Source: The Inq

 

Email mail merge

Hi Joan,

To assist you with your concern, we need to ask you a few questions:

• What email are you referring to?
• Are you using Outlook.com, Outlook 2013/2016, or Mail app?
• Are you using Office 2013 or Office 2016?

For more information regarding Mail Merge, we suggest that you check on the links below:

• Use mail merge to send bulk email messages
• Use mail merge to personalize letters for bulk mailings

Let us know so that we can further help.

 

Mail merge with Windows Mail

Can you do a mail merge to email using Windows Mail? I've set my default email app to Mail, but it doesn't send the emails. I've done mail merges to Outlook in the past so have no trouble going through the right steps in Word, using an Excel list for the
email addresses.