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KC
Will highly appreciate if anyone could show the best way to save/ copy files from C DRIVE to CD-R. TIA.
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Tim Newton [MSFT]
Windows 2000 has no native CD burning support built in, so you would need
to install a third-party product to do this. There are many products that
will do this, so the method to do what you are asking will depend on which
product you install.
--
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Will highly appreciate if anyone could show the best way to save/ copy files
from C DRIVE to CD-R. TIA.
to install a third-party product to do this. There are many products that
will do this, so the method to do what you are asking will depend on which
product you install.
--
Tim Newton [MSFT]
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Will highly appreciate if anyone could show the best way to save/ copy files
from C DRIVE to CD-R. TIA.
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Chip Cooper
And, not to be obvious; you also have to have a CDRW
capable of burning CDR. ;-> Can't assume too much here!
capable of burning CDR. ;-> Can't assume too much here!
K
KC
Please advise if there is any FREE third party product out there? I have
just installed a CDRW DRIVE> TIA.
just installed a CDRW DRIVE> TIA.
Chip Cooper said:And, not to be obvious; you also have to have a CDRW
capable of burning CDR. ;-> Can't assume too much here!-----Original Message-----
Windows 2000 has no native CD burning support built in, so you would need
to install a third-party product to do this. There are many products that
will do this, so the method to do what you are asking will depend on which
product you install.
--
Tim Newton [MSFT]
(e-mail address removed)
Search our Knowledge Base at http://support.microsoft.com/directory
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Will highly appreciate if anyone could show the best way to save/ copy files
from C DRIVE to CD-R. TIA.
.
K
KC
HL-DT-ST CD-RW GCE-8240B 24X10X40X . It was installed by the vendor & a
demo version of NERO was installed, which had expired!
demo version of NERO was installed, which had expired!
Bob I said:What was included with the drive?
Please advise if there is any FREE third party product out there? I have
just installed a CDRW DRIVE> TIA.
And, not to be obvious; you also have to have a CDRW
capable of burning CDR. ;-> Can't assume too much here!
-----Original Message-----
Windows 2000 has no native CD burning support built in,
so you would need
to install a third-party product to do this. There are
many products that
will do this, so the method to do what you are asking
will depend on which
product you install.
--
Tim Newton [MSFT]
(e-mail address removed)
Search our Knowledge Base at
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Visit the Windows 2000 Homepage at
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Will highly appreciate if anyone could show the best way
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from C DRIVE to CD-R. TIA.
.
B
Bob I
What was included with the drive?
Please advise if there is any FREE third party product out there? I have
just installed a CDRW DRIVE> TIA.
And, not to be obvious; you also have to have a CDRW
capable of burning CDR. ;-> Can't assume too much here!
so you would need-----Original Message-----
Windows 2000 has no native CD burning support built in,
many products thatto install a third-party product to do this. There are
will depend on whichwill do this, so the method to do what you are asking
me. This allowsproduct you install.
--
Tim Newton [MSFT]
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helps to ensure aothers to add to and benefit from these threads and also
expressed ormore timely response. Thank you!
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warranties ofimplied, including, but not limited to, the implied
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Will highly appreciate if anyone could show the best way
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from C DRIVE to CD-R. TIA.
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Bob I
Think it's time you go have a talk with the "vendor" about the software
that allows you to use the product they installed. A "writer" without
"burning" software is only a reader.
that allows you to use the product they installed. A "writer" without
"burning" software is only a reader.
HL-DT-ST CD-RW GCE-8240B 24X10X40X . It was installed by the vendor & a
demo version of NERO was installed, which had expired!
What was included with the drive?
KC wrote:
havePlease advise if there is any FREE third party product out there? I
just installed a CDRW DRIVE> TIA.
And, not to be obvious; you also have to have a CDRW
capable of burning CDR. ;-> Can't assume too much here!
-----Original Message-----
Windows 2000 has no native CD burning support built in,
so you would need
to install a third-party product to do this. There are
many products that
will do this, so the method to do what you are asking
will depend on which
product you install.
--
Tim Newton [MSFT]
(e-mail address removed)
Search our Knowledge Base at
http://support.microsoft.com/directory
Visit the Windows 2000 Homepage at
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/default.asp
See the Windows NT Homepage at
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Will highly appreciate if anyone could show the best way
to save/ copy files
from C DRIVE to CD-R. TIA.
.