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Brandy
I'm not sure if this is XP or the drives, but copying to disks seems MUCH
more difficult since switching to XP from 98 SE. I used to use: Save to -
file (a, e, or f), and was done with it. I can't figure out XP. I have a
DVD-RW drive and a CD-RW drive. I think I might be figuring out the CD-RW
drive, although everything takes MUCH LONGER in XP than it did in 98SE. Now
I have to highlight files to save to F (CD-RW drive), then a little baloon
pops up and I have to click on that, then click on "write these files to
disk," then it finally writes the file(s) to disk, so at least I can use it.
I can't use my DVD-RW drive at all to copy data (such as from Word Perfect
or other programs whose files I back up to disk). I either keep getting
messages telling me to insert disk when the disk is already in there, or
some sort of error message telling me I can't write to that drive (I've
tried with CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW disks). Am I missing something here?
The DVD drive is a Toshiba DVD-ROM SD-R5002. The CD drive is a Sony CD-RW
CRX220E1
XP is a big adjustment and seems much more complicated than 98. I'm just
now getting the hang of navigating XP after a month and a half of having it.
I just wonder if I'm missing some trick here? It seems to me like programs
should be MORE user-friendly as they progress,
right?
Brandy
Say goodnight Gracie... Goodnight Gracie
more difficult since switching to XP from 98 SE. I used to use: Save to -
file (a, e, or f), and was done with it. I can't figure out XP. I have a
DVD-RW drive and a CD-RW drive. I think I might be figuring out the CD-RW
drive, although everything takes MUCH LONGER in XP than it did in 98SE. Now
I have to highlight files to save to F (CD-RW drive), then a little baloon
pops up and I have to click on that, then click on "write these files to
disk," then it finally writes the file(s) to disk, so at least I can use it.
I can't use my DVD-RW drive at all to copy data (such as from Word Perfect
or other programs whose files I back up to disk). I either keep getting
messages telling me to insert disk when the disk is already in there, or
some sort of error message telling me I can't write to that drive (I've
tried with CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW disks). Am I missing something here?
The DVD drive is a Toshiba DVD-ROM SD-R5002. The CD drive is a Sony CD-RW
CRX220E1
XP is a big adjustment and seems much more complicated than 98. I'm just
now getting the hang of navigating XP after a month and a half of having it.
I just wonder if I'm missing some trick here? It seems to me like programs
should be MORE user-friendly as they progress,
right?
Brandy
Say goodnight Gracie... Goodnight Gracie