Installing windows 7 to SSD

[#1]

Am looking to order a new computer later today and would like advice on the easiest way to install windows 7 (from disk) to the SSD and then install Linux to give me a dual booting system.
The SSD is rated at 120 and the hard drive at 1 TB
I Have looked at a few you tube videos but there seems to be a couple of approaches to doing this and I am looking for the easiest way, so if you have done this or have experience of this please let me have your advice.
Some of the problems others appear to have come across is that the SSD is not recognised in the BIOS or they can't even get windows to load to HDD due to the UEFI settings.
Never had a problem installing windows using the old BIOS systems but UEFI is something I have never had to work with before.
One suggestion in youtube was to disconnect the hard drive so the SSD would be recognised but others suggest installing to the hard drive and then messing about with partitions in device manager but I am a bit confused.
So please advise on the easiest way to do this and any useful tips on any of the above.
Thanks.

[#2]

I did this to a new hard drive yesterday (not SSD).
I installed Win7 after creating a 70Gb partition on the drive and told it to install in there.
I then installed Ubuntu 14.04 and told it to install alongside Windows - it used the free space on the partition for its own.

[#3]

There's a couple of good threads: SSDs and W7 and SSD's (Again)
SSD Optimization Guide from the first thread is invaluable.
Also, from the top of my head don't forget to urn of the paging file for the SSD.

[#4]

Thanks, some good info there.
Seems one option is to disconnect the hard drive and install directly to SSD, I assume that when the Linux installation disk goes in it will allow me set up a dual boot system on the SSD.
Looks like I have a lot of reading to do over the next few days.
Please keep the advice coming.
Thanks

[#5]

Not tried it but for the Samsung drives there's the Magician software that allows you to migrate large HDDs to smaller SSDs.
Whether or not it only works on Samsung drives is another question.
On the 2 occasions I've installed SSDs I've always performed a clean install of Win 7