 | | gloria morris on June 17, 2001 | How do you copy onto a CD writer
I have a CD writer but I just can't find how to use it from help on the computer. I have a viglen computer with the cdwriter installed at time of purchase |
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 | | Eric Georgieff on June 28, 2001 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
Gloria,
To copy to a CD-Writer you will need to install special software that will allow you to accomplish this.
If there is no software that came installed on your computer, I would recommend you purchase either:
Easy CD Creator 4.0 Deluxe
OR
Nero Burning ROM 5.5
which are both fine software that I use on a regular basis. You can also download the shareware version of Nero Burning ROM to try it before you buy it from the Silicon Guide File Center.
Happy burning,
Eric Georgieff |
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| | R.C.Acharya on August 30, 2001 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
I have read a lot about Nero Burning ROM 5.5 but nowhere have I been able to find the speed of its conversion of an AVI video file to MPEG 1 or 2. Normally such encoders take 10" for one minute of AVI file Does this apply to 5.5 also ? |
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| | ASHOK SANGOGI on October 30, 2001 | video recording good but audio bad
USING NERO 5.5 FOR WRITING CDS. WHEN I AM USING NERO FOR BURNING VIDEO CDS THERE IS PROBLEM AFTER CD BURNS. ONLY VIDEO DISPLAY IS GOOD. BUT AUDIO IS BAD. WHAT IS THE PROBLEM.
I AM USING SINE PLAYER FOR GRABBING VIDEO FROM VCR.
WHAT IS THE PROBLEM???. WHEN SAME CD WHEN I PLAY IN COMPUTER IS PLAYS GOOD. I HAVE TRIED ALL THE VCD DECK IT IS PROBLEM.
THANKS
ASHOK SANGOGI
91-20-7478042
PUNE-INDIA |
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| | Gael Serviss on December 5, 2001 | Cd Writer Problem
I have a cd writer sorry not sure which brand,that has caused nothing but problems...
First it didnt get along with my computer and created a competition between my cd rom and my cd writer....Eventually we have moved the writer to another computer but I still have a big problem. I will write a data cd and close it and it will only be able to be read by some computers. There is no obvious reason. My computer will tell me the disk isn't formatted while other computers can read it. The other computers do not have a cd writer in them just a cd rom so they dont have any extra software. Any answers??? |
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| | ADIL on May 22, 2004 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
Respected Sir,
How we can write a cd using a cd writer |
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| | Sajida on September 18, 2004 | how do you burn files from the pc to the cd
Hi,
I wanted to ask how can i burn the songs that i have on the pc to the cd/r that i have got?
Can you please guide me through all the steps as soon as you can.
Thanks |
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| | rose on November 7, 2004 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
when i want to copy a audio cd it reads it but then it wont copy it what am i doing wrong |
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| | Peaches on January 12, 2005 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
Would like to know too!Beginner and have no clue.
bjt034@aol.com |
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| | crazybiaaach on January 30, 2005 | how can i copy my e-mail to c.d.
i need to copy a guest e-mail to c.d. so he can read at his leizure.his computer is down and has no way of retreiving his e-mail.please can you help us through this?waiting your response.thank you |
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| | mike on March 12, 2005 | RE: How do you copy a short clip onto a CD.
can anyone help me. Am trying to burn using ahead nero a video clip onto a CD-RW but it will not work. |
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| | Jim Stevenson on June 21, 2005 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
I have a Dell systen with burning capability and I would like to put my e-mail on cisc. Can you tell me how to do this?. |
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| | Regi on July 3, 2005 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
please help |
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| | James Ingram on July 21, 2005 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
How do I copy or move an email message that I received on to a CD RW disc? I want to save to this disc frequently |
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| | Naresh Singh on September 23, 2005 | RE: my video doesnt comes properly
my video creaks aftey when videos from my computer witten to a cd and again play it on a dvd player?my writting software is nero.(new version) |
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| | johnney on October 14, 2005 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
Copy it with any good writer/copy version software.The compatibility of the software to that computer is important. That cd will be ok when played on the same system only:Win 98/Win.XP,etc.I do not know how some conflicts will occure with email attachments that were previously displayed, then copied to your cd. |
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| | Rossetta Trammel on November 12, 2005 | RE: How do you copy e-mail folders to CD
I am a beginner, but I want to learn how to save my e-mail folders onto a CD. |
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| | mikey on January 15, 2006 | copying to disc
i've got a video clip on win media player but i can not get it on to disc.need help. thankyou |
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| | kay on January 27, 2006 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
i've tried copying data onto my CD-RW using Nero. Once I click burn... a few images copy to the disk then a window pops up asking me to save a file called Image.nrg. So i clicked saved. Then it finish adding files to the disc.. after all that it says Burn finished successfully. When I try to view my disc, It has nothing on the disc. what am i doing wrong? pleas help!!
thank you
-kay |
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| | O. SCOTT on September 26, 2006 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
I WISH SOMEONE WOULD TELL ME...IHAVE A DELL DEMENSION B110... I HAVE BEEN TRYING FO FIVE HOURS. |
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| | LAD on May 26, 2007 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
I'M TRYING TO COPY FROM A MUSIC E-MAIL, THAT'S REALLY IMPORTANT TO ME. WILL OR CAN SOMEONE HELP ME? OR CAN THIS B DONE IN GENRAL?
THANKS FOR ANY ADVICE OR HELP.
LAD |
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| | Jono on July 9, 2007 | How do you copy emails folders tonto a CD
How do i copy email folders to a cd for back up, but i also need to be able to open the cd with those emails from another cd |
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| | ceci on July 12, 2007 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
I have a digital camera (kodak easyshare) and I would like to download my picture onto a disc. How do I go about doing this? I have followed all instructions given to me, but I can't seem to get it.
Can you help? |
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| | Keith on September 19, 2007 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
I have been sent pics via email. How do i copy them onto a CD |
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| | Keith on September 19, 2007 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
I have been sent pics via email. How do i copy them onto a CD |
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| | MARY WATANABE on April 25, 2008 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
I see questions, but no answers. I need to copy pictures and other emails I have received so I don't use up all my alloted storage. I have Outlook Express. Another help site said to go to TOOLS - OPTIONS - MAINTENANCE - STORE FOLDER. There is no MAINTENANCE tab on my results. I have Windows XP. |
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| | Eric on April 25, 2008 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
Hi Mary,
I'm not sure why you don't have the maintenance tab on your version of Outlook Express. However, they probably told you to go there just to find out where your e-mail is being stored.
There are 2 possible situations.
1) If you are running a copy of Outlook Express on your home computer, then the e-mail messages are most likely stored on your own hard drive. This is the case if you are connecting to a POP mail server. In this case you can try to find out manually where your messages are stored (since you don't have the maintenance tab). The default storage location for Outlook Express e-mail data, if you are running it on a local computer seems to be:
C:\Documents and Settings\USER_NAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Identities\{DFF16927-88E6-4EAA-A097-460B7E65289B}\Microsoft\Outlook Express
where USER_NAME is the user name you use to log into Windows XP. If you don't know what your user name is click the Start button. There should be a button, above the button that says "Turn Off Computer..." that says "Log off USER_NAME...". Example: Log off Mary
Anyways, to get to the folder, open My Computer. Then double click on the C drive. Then open the Documents and Settings folder. Then open your user folder which should be the same name as your user name (i.e. the USER_NAME). Then open the Local Settings folder. Then open the Application Data folder. Then open the Identities folder. This may have a weird name like {DFF16927-88E6-4EAA-A097-460B7E65289B} (yours will most certainly be different). Then open the Microsoft folder. Now you should finally see a folder called "Outlook Express". This is the folder that contains your Outlook e-mail data. And so this is the folder you want to backup. To back it up just copy it somewhere else. For instance, you could copy it to another hard drive, to another computer or burn it onto a CD using whatever software you use to burn CDs.
2) If you are running a copy of Outlook Express that is being managed by the IT department of your company, then the e-mail messages are most likely stored on their central server and not on your local computer. This may be why you have no maintenance tab. If this is the case, then you cannot backup your mail folder manually.
If you are trying to back-up data that is stored on a corporate e-mail server (i.e. situation #1), then not all hope is lost. You have 3 options in this case.
Option 1: Manually backup your images. In other words, go into each and every single e-mail you have that contains pictures and save these pictures to a folder on your computer. Then copy this folder somewhere else (example: onto a USB stick, or burn it onto a CD).
Option 2: Obtain an IMAP e-mail account from an e-mail provider. Then set up this account so that you can access it from your e-mail at work and your e-mail at home. Then, from Outlook Express, just drag all of your messages from your Inbox at work, to the Inbox that was provided to you by this new e-mail provider (which will most likely cost a bit of money...I'm not aware of free IMAP e-mail providers at the moment). It will take a little while to copy all of the messages over, if they are taking a lot of space, but this is probably the most convenient and reliable option. Then you can just delete all of the messages from your work Inbox to free up some space and go home and have access to all of these messages from your home copy of Outlook Express using the professional IMAP e-mail service.
Option 3:
Just do as in Option 2, but instead use Hotmail. Outlook Express can be programmed to access your Hotmail account. Hotmail come with 5 gigabytes of storage space now, which should be sufficient to store a ton of picture. And you can sign-up for a free account if you don't already have one by visiting hotmail.com
Once you have the Hotmail account and have set it up so you can access it using Outlook Express, just drag and then delete as described in Option 2.
If you need more details about these options, let me know. I realise there is a lot of info, and I'm not sure exactly what your situation is and therefore what the best course of action is.
Regards,
Eric. |
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| | David on January 14, 2009 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
How can e-mail messages be copied to CD without pasting
the text to Word Document and then sending to CD (this is
a slow process).
I would like to avoid archiving but still like to clean
out old emails yet make them readily accessible. |
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| | butch on February 25, 2009 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
how to copy my hot mail to a cd |
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| | Sharon on June 2, 2009 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
How do I copy email onto a cd? |
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| | Kate on October 29, 2009 | Please help me understand how to burn cd's
How do you burn pitures to a cd and what cd do you need to do it? I've followed advice previously but still dont know how/understand. Is there a software i need to download? If so is it free? |
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| | James on March 5, 2010 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
How do I copy email onto cd |
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| | Bob on April 15, 2010 | RE: How do you copy email to a CD
How to copy an email with music to a CD or flash drive? |
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| | SALWC2K on April 22, 2010 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
Create a folder on your desktop and give it any name.
Then open up outlook express. Once opened, minimize it a bit (dragging the program window edges in) so you have the outlook express window open big enough to see the message headers, but small enough to see the folder on your desktop. You can then drag the messages, by the header/subject line into the folder. This copies (not moves) the emails to the folder, so the emails remain in your email account as well as in the folder.
You can select multiple messages by selecting the first e-mail, then while holding down the shift key, select the last e-mail in the list. All in between will be selected. You can select multiple random messages also, by holding down the control key while selecting them, all clicked messages stay selected this way. Then drag them to the folder en mass.
Once finished, burn that folder to a CD (or copy to a thumb drive or whatever you want to do it) in the normal way. With this method, you will be able to read the emails directly from the CD too. |
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| | mrunal on November 29, 2010 | RE: How do you copy onto a CD writer
when i try to write an audio file using Nero Smart Suit, it gets converted to image file. How do I solve this?
Mrunal |
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