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Well - here's my suggestion.
Use Partition Magic to bust up your drive into 2 partitions. Install Win2K on the D drive using FAT32. This will keep your ME installation intact and usable. The Win2K bootloader will allow you to dual boot, and if both partitions are FAT32, both operating systems can see both partitions. There is no reason to use NTFS unless security is a concern - which on a home machine is no big deal.
You will also be able to use all your apps already installed in ME with 2K as long as you reinstall them in 2K to the same location (C:\whatever).
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