Remove Win2000 from dual boot system

This dude has a dual boot system on a single hard drive: partition 1 is drive C: with Win98SE; partition 2 is drive D: with Win2000Pro. Both partitions are FAT32. He has decided to dump Win2000 completely and would like the C: partition expanded to take full advantage of the HD. Can I use these directions to remove Win2000 from the boot up? After that, it's no problem to wipe drive D: and expand drive C:.
Thanks!

 

:celebrate I guess you learn something new everyday... even if the something new is about something very old! LOL
So, the info in the link above worked. I dug thru the dusty ol' floppy disks and found my dusty -I mean trusty- ol' Win98 boot floppy. Booted to the ol' A: prompt. Typed sys C: and pressed Enter. Things spun for about 30 seconds and I got a message "System transferred.". I pulled the ol' floppy, hit the ol' CTRL+ALT+DEL and it booted straight to Win98SE w/o any interference from Win2k.
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I don't have a 98SE computer that I could sacrifice for that.
I want to do the opposite, remove the 98SE partition from a 2K, 98SE dual-boot from a computer I loaned out that has been returned to me.

Thanks for pointing out the directions worked. I did read them through and thought it might work but wasn't brave enough to say, "go for it".