Copy all the files back to your PC (hard drive), then format the CDRWs to the InCD packet writing format, then copy the files back to the InCD disk. You then will be able to manipulate them on the fly. Keep in mind that any packet writing software can be unreliable, and it isn't very reliable after so many uses on the same disk.
"kpardee" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>
> Thanks, but I neglected to say I had already done that. The files I'm
> copying don't say "Read Only" and I am using CDRW blank Cd's that I
> formatted on the InCd first.
> Karen
> Wesley Vogel Wrote:
>> Change the attributes of those files *before* you try to burn them to
>> CD.
>> Find the data you saved
>> Left click one file to highlight
>> Hit Ctrl + A to Select All
>> Right click
>> Properties
>> Clear the Read-only check box
>> Apply
>> OK
>>
>> --
>> Hope this helps. Let us know.
>> Wes
>>
>> In news:(E-Mail Removed),
>> kpardee (E-Mail Removed) hunted and pecked:-
>> I run a home business with 500 clients that I have address labels for
>> on floppies. The floppies are full. I want to convert them to CD's.
>> I saved the data to my hard drive and tried burning them, but it came
>> out "read only" and I couldn't get in the data on the CD. I bought
>> the Nero6 which includes the InCD, and tried that, but even after
>> using that I'm STILL getting "read only" and am unable to get into
>> the data on the cd. PLEASE HELP. I need an answer to this ASAP
>> and Nero hasn't replied to my emails!-
>
>
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> kpardee
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