Playback from within the Windows partition.

Hi community, I am considering migrating my iTunes library on to the Windows partition so I could play music from the Mac OS as well as from WinXP.
I wanted to know if there's any drawback to do such a thing.
Additionally, I just noticed that the entire library would barely (if at all) fit within the empty space of the WinXP partition. Is there any way to break the Library into two, let's say, music only located within Win partition where as the rest within the Mac partition. Or the other way around? I think here I have to note that I like the feature to make iTunes to keep the library organized. What I mean is, I'd like to keep the feature enabled so I didn't need to worry about where I'm keeping what, and yet, I'd like to break the library into two.
And, being slightly more ambitious. Is there any way to make the division within the music itself? I mean, not just a simple "music and non-music" division.
Thanks in advance / George...

Hi,
Agree with Holger, I check on my Lync Windows Store app and can't find the meeting URL as well.
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