copy/paste cdrom

[Mike]

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It will not let me copy the cdrom (by selecting the drive
icon) and then paste to the desktop. Message "would I like
to place a shortcut instead". help appreciated TIA

 

[Guest]

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What r you trying to achieve????
>-----Original Message-----
>It will not let me copy the cdrom (by selecting the drive
>icon) and then paste to the desktop. Message "would I like
>to place a shortcut instead". help appreciated TIA
>
>.
>

 

[Mike]

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>-----Original Message-----
>What r you trying to achieve????
>>-----Original Message-----
>>It will not let me copy the cdrom (by selecting the drive
>>icon) and then paste to the desktop. Message "would I like
>>to place a shortcut instead". help appreciated TIA
>>
>>.I'm trying to copy entire CDs of data and don't want to
create a folder..name it..select all from CD..copy..then
paste to new folder.
>>
>.
>

 

[matt]

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I do not belive there is any way to be lazy about that. Just have to go
through the steps.

Matt
"mike" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >What r you trying to achieve????
> >>-----Original Message-----
> >>It will not let me copy the cdrom (by selecting the drive
> >>icon) and then paste to the desktop. Message "would I like
> >>to place a shortcut instead". help appreciated TIA
> >>
> >>.I'm trying to copy entire CDs of data and don't want to
> create a folder..name it..select all from CD..copy..then
> paste to new folder.
> >>
> >.
> >