Can't Save Document to CD

[Guest]

When I try to save a Word document to the D: drive, I am given a message
saying that "Access to D: is denied...see Administrator." I am the
Administrator and have never had trouble writing audio CD's. What do I need
to do in order to write my word documents to CD's?

 

[M and D]

To save directly to a CD you'll need third-party packet writing software. (Also known as 'drive letter access' or DLA software.) Windows XP does not have this ability.

Steven

 

[James Silverton]

M wrote on Wed, 15 Mar 2006 20:10:09 -0500:

MD> Steven

MD> message
??>> When I try to save a Word document to the D: drive, I am
??>> given a message saying that "Access to D: is denied...see
??>> Administrator." I am the Administrator and have never had
??>> trouble writing audio CD's. What do I need to do in order
??>> to write my word documents to CD's?

Isn't there a facility to copy files to a CD in Windows XP? I
did get some software (In-CD) with my machine that allows you to
treat a CD as a big floppy but formatting the disc is very
time-consuming and I have not used it much.

James Silverton.

 

[dev]

/James Silverton/ said:

M wrote on Wed, 15 Mar 2006 20:10:09 -0500:

MD> Steven

MD> message
??>> When I try to save a Word document to the D: drive, I am
??>> given a message saying that "Access to D: is denied...see
??>> Administrator." I am the Administrator and have never had
??>> trouble writing audio CD's. What do I need to do in order
??>> to write my word documents to CD's?

Isn't there a facility to copy files to a CD in Windows XP? I
did get some software (In-CD) with my machine that allows you to
treat a CD as a big floppy but formatting the disc is very
time-consuming and I have not used it much.

See http://www.aumha.org/a/xpcd.htm