writing to a cd

[RustyM]

I copied files to a cd using the wizard in windows xp. I looked at the
properties and barely alittle bit of the cd was used to copy the 6mb file.
Can I add more stuff to this cd of the same content (files and programs and
stuff) -not music,pictures, etc. Will I be able to or is this cd not capable
of getting more info. I know that you cannot erase a cd that has had stuff
copied to it. But can more stuff go on it to fill it up more?? I used a
regular type blank cd-r recordable cd with 700 mb space.If it is possible,
how and what program can I use??.
win xp home and sp1

 

[Guest]

Actually one can erase a cd if the cdrw has that capability,but for used cds,
simply collect youre file(s) and then R.click on it,select,send to cdrw or
similiar device.

 

[Harry Ohrn]

Just keep copying as you did with the first file. Once the CD is filled and
can hold no more data it will be finalized. Personally I prefer third party
CD Writing software to XP's built in burning engine. A super freeware
program can be found here http://www.cdburnerxp.se/ or one can opt for a
retail program like Nero or Easy Media Creator