I've looked and tried to understand the BCDedit stuff but it's a bunch of mumbo jumbo to me. Imagine that I am a monkey, and you're trying to teach me quantum physics and then try to visualize how well that would go. That is me trying to understand BCDedit commands.
Anyway. I installed Vista on a seperate partition. I figure it would do what every other version of windows did and add itself to a list so I'd have a choice on what to boot into, but it didn't.
I'd like to add XP to the boot loader so that I can choose between XP and vista on start up.
XP is on Drive C: Vista is on Drive F:
Could one of you please tell me how to do this? Perhaps even flat out tell me what to type into the command prompt? I"d appreciate it.

Adding XP to BCDEdit
Windows Vista
User login
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