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11.24.2008 at 01:18PM PST, ID: 23932150
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using windows xp and vista to write data files onto cd and dvd

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I want to know if it is possible - I read that, you can right click something (a folder for example) and
go to send to and the option for cd or DVD will be there, select it and you can burn a data disk through xp and vista.

This does not seem to work for me (or dragging file into d drive in my computer. (i have a dell laptop with working disk drive. I also have CDburnerXP installed (might that be a problem) I can write disks with that software. I have had some problems with my dvd drive - so i want to know -
should the above procedure work under normal circumstances - therefore there is no real
need to install a software like cdburnerxp as xp and vista can do it all for you.
 
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