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Guest
When you copy files to a CD, is there a way to verify that all the information (picture data, voice data, etc) has been copied correctly -- other than to do a manual comparison of the hard drive and CD files.
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NoNoBadDog!
Roxio EZCD Creator has the option to verify every session.
Bobby
Bobby
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Guest
how do I set it up so that I can do it
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Roxio EZCD Creator has the option to verify every session
Bobb
----- NoNoBadDog! wrote: ----
Roxio EZCD Creator has the option to verify every session
Bobb
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Rob Schneider
That's surely in the Help file or documentation for Roxio, isn't it?
Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.
rms
Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.
rms
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Guest
I don't know what roxio is. Doing a search of files on my PC doesn't come up with any files with "roxio" in it. What's roxio -- how do I find it to use it -- and how do I pull up the help file for it
----- Rob Schneider wrote: ----
That's surely in the Help file or documentation for Roxio, isn't it
Hope this is useful to you. Let us know
rm
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ron wrote
----- Rob Schneider wrote: ----
That's surely in the Help file or documentation for Roxio, isn't it
Hope this is useful to you. Let us know
rm
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ron wrote
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johnf
Roxio (Easy CD Creator) is third-party software, Ron.
Personally, and I think most would agree with me, I would consider using
"Nero Burning Rom" instead, which verifies all compilations and is much more
user-friendly than Roxio.
http://www.nero.com/en/631934351031098.php
Personally, and I think most would agree with me, I would consider using
"Nero Burning Rom" instead, which verifies all compilations and is much more
user-friendly than Roxio.
http://www.nero.com/en/631934351031098.php
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Rob Schneider
Sorry Ron, thought you had the product. Whatever product you are using,
look in its Help file or document to find how to do this. This sort of
thing is almost *always* documented if it's possible. If not documented
(or not possible) and you still need it, then consider buying Roxio or
John's suggestion of Nero. These 3rd party products have much more
capability that the basic software provided by default in XP.
Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.
rms
look in its Help file or document to find how to do this. This sort of
thing is almost *always* documented if it's possible. If not documented
(or not possible) and you still need it, then consider buying Roxio or
John's suggestion of Nero. These 3rd party products have much more
capability that the basic software provided by default in XP.
Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.
rms