I right click on the folder on the disk and try to unclick read only
attributes. It gives error message that it's still a read only file and I
must see adminstrator. I am the administraor on my computer. How do I resolve
this issue and be able to open a saved letter and add more info to it, and
then be able to save that?
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Thank You
Georgia

Hello,

CD-RWs are not like normal drives, you cannot add/remove/delete files using
Explorer.

To modify/add/remove files, you have to "format" the CD, erasing everything
and then re-copying the files. Note that formatting will *erase* all data in
your CD-RW!

Some burning programs support "packet writing", which allow you to write to
the CD-RW as if it is a normal disk.

Some also support multiple "sessions" which allow you to add/remove files.

What burning software did you use to create the CD?

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"Georgia K." <(E-Mail Removed) not spam> wrote in message
news:F8DAAFBF-4314-4CB2-993A-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I right click on the folder on the disk and try to unclick read only
> attributes. It gives error message that it's still a read only file and I
> must see adminstrator. I am the administraor on my computer. How do I
> resolve
> this issue and be able to open a saved letter and add more info to it, and
> then be able to save that?
> --
> Thank You
> Georgia

With XP built-in CD writing tools, CD RW are treated just like CD-Rs.
Yo can not add/modify/delete files from them. In order to do you you
want, you need to install a special CD-R(W) control like Nero's InCD or
Roxio's Drag to Disk.


Georgia K. wrote:
> I right click on the folder on the disk and try to unclick read only
> attributes. It gives error message that it's still a read only file and I
> must see adminstrator. I am the administraor on my computer. How do I resolve
> this issue and be able to open a saved letter and add more info to it, and
> then be able to save that?
> --
> Thank You
> Georgia

What I do with these discs is transfer all folders & data to my hard
drive, then using Roxios drag to disk, I erase the DVD RW or CD RW,
then I return all of the folders & data back onto this clean disk. I
had a problem with this when I installed Roxio 9, it made all my discs
unwritable. Dont know why this happened, but this is the only way I
can make these discs rewritable again.
Bob K.




On Wed, 3 Jan 2007 21:01:35 +0800, "SingaporeWebDesign"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Hello,
>
>CD-RWs are not like normal drives, you cannot add/remove/delete files using
>Explorer.
>
>To modify/add/remove files, you have to "format" the CD, erasing everything
>and then re-copying the files. Note that formatting will *erase* all data in
>your CD-RW!
>
>Some burning programs support "packet writing", which allow you to write to
>the CD-RW as if it is a normal disk.
>
>Some also support multiple "sessions" which allow you to add/remove files.
>
>What burning software did you use to create the CD?