How to write CD or DVD from C or C++?

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Charles P. Lamb

How do I write to write-once and rewritable optical media from a C or C++
program running under Windows XP?

Thanks,

Charles P. Lamb
 
If you'd tell me where to find them I'd read them too.

Thanks,

Charles P. Lamb


"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
Well I'd read the programming docs.
 
Now this is a real suprise. I didn't realize Windows XP needed to be run
from a user program. I've been running the user program from Windows XP
instead.

Thanks,

Charles P. Lamb
 
If you can't find something so basic in the PSDK then what makes you think you can program.
 
Try Roxio or NERO. This would be easy!



Charles P. Lamb said:
Now this is a real suprise. I didn't realize Windows XP needed to be run
from a user program. I've been running the user program from Windows XP
instead.

Thanks,

Charles P. Lamb
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Don't be stupid. He clicks Help and searches on CD Burn you moron. Why would you give a web link to a copy of material on his hard drive.
 
Could be he didn't know what to look for. I've been in that place a number
of times. Posting the link seemed like a way to help him. I've gotten
similar help in the past and I've always appreciated it. I guess us morons
have to stick together :o)

Tom

"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
Don't be stupid. He clicks Help and searches on CD Burn you moron. Why would
you give a web link to a copy of material on his hard drive.
 
Tom Serface said:
Could be he didn't know what to look for. I've been in that place a
number of times. Posting the link seemed like a way to help him. I've
gotten similar help in the past and I've always appreciated it. I guess
us morons have to stick together :o)

Tom

"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
Don't be stupid. He clicks Help and searches on CD Burn you moron. Why
would you give a web link to a copy of material on his hard drive.
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Hmmm. I clicked on "CD write" and it was not as good a result as "CD burn".
I suppose perhaps we should now expect to "rip" files not to read them? I
thought the NG was meant to be a supportive, not a hectoring, forum, for
programmers. Now, where's the defintion of frip() and fburn()?
 
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