[RESOLVED] coping files to cd in windows xp help ?
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  1. October 18th, 2006, 05:44 PM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] coping files to cd in windows xp help ?

    Hi All,

    I had read somewhere that windows xp has its own cd writing built it to it !

    So I was wondering how to copy files ( pictures, documents and so on )
    to a cd in windows xp !

    Any help would be Great !

    Thanks Much,
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    just right click on the file. I think send to cd or something similar is an option. Windows will take care of the rest. Or you can click and drag or copy and past just like you do with other files. It's slightly more complicated than that but the wizard will take you through it.
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  3. October 19th, 2006, 02:51 PM #3
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    Resolved Re:coping files to cd in windows xp help ?

    Hi ProfessorU,

    Thank You for the help , it worked !!

    Thanks Much,

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