writing to a cd

[DArrell JAckson]

O/S Windows XP Home, using a CD-RW disk... when I wirte
to the cd, the file goes to the temp file to be written
to the cd. The problem I'm having is that it keeps
writing filee to the cd in read only format. I have right
clicked and un highlighted the read only icon but it
still writes the file as read only. looking for any help.

 

[Patrick]

O/S Windows XP Home, using a CD-RW disk... when I wirte
to the cd, the file goes to the temp file to be written
to the cd. The problem I'm having is that it keeps
writing filee to the cd in read only format. I have right
clicked and un highlighted the read only icon but it
still writes the file as read only. looking for any help.

As I understand XP's CDwriteing software, it regards a CDRW the same as a
CDR, thus the read-only attribute gets set.
The only advantage of a CDRW is that you can erase it (in its entireaty) for
reuse.

 

[The Reverend XP]

ROM(read only) is correct. Good luck

 

[Wislu Plethora]

-----Original Message-----
ROM(read only) is correct. Good luck
.

A CD-ROM is different from a CD-R and A CD-RW. A CD-ROM
can't be written to. A CD-R that is full of files is
still not a CD-ROM.

 

[Frank]

|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >ROM(read only) is correct. Good luck
| >.
|
|
| A CD-ROM is different from a CD-R and A CD-RW. A CD-ROM
| can't be written to. A CD-R that is full of files is
| still not a CD-ROM.

HUH

 

[Patrick]

O/S Windows XP Home, using a CD-RW disk... when I wirte
to the cd, the file goes to the temp file to be written
to the cd. The problem I'm having is that it keeps
writing filee to the cd in read only format. I have right
clicked and un highlighted the read only icon but it
still writes the file as read only. looking for any help.

Have a look at below link (about XP burning software)

http://www.aumha.org/win5/a/xpcd.htm