Hi Guys
I posted this question in the General group but no one want to try to answer
the question.
Hopefully there is someone here who can help me out.
This is my Problem.
In windows XP ,when you burned to CD ,XP always put the temp files on the
drive so you could look at them and edit them. In Vista it burns them
directly to the CD. You have no chance to edit or look if you even have the
right files. Should be a stageing of the temp files so you can look at the
drive and see them before I tell it to burn to disk.
I don't get the option to tell it to burn,it just does it as soon as I put
the files in or on the burner drive. Any one can make a mistake you know.
Is there a way to change this procedure.
Thanks


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Carl G

Hi all
I got my question answerd in another group.

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Carl G

"Carl G" <cgerving@msnDOTcom> wrote in message
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> Hi Guys
> I posted this question in the General group but no one want to try to
> answer the question.
> Hopefully there is someone here who can help me out.
> This is my Problem.
> In windows XP ,when you burned to CD ,XP always put the temp files on the
> drive so you could look at them and edit them. In Vista it burns them
> directly to the CD. You have no chance to edit or look if you even have
> the
> right files. Should be a stageing of the temp files so you can look at the
> drive and see them before I tell it to burn to disk.
> I don't get the option to tell it to burn,it just does it as soon as I put
> the files in or on the burner drive. Any one can make a mistake you know.
> Is there a way to change this procedure.
> Thanks
>
>
> --
> Carl G