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I use Nero InCD for writing data to my CD-RW, because I much prefer the
simple drag and drop feature to the more cumbersome XP CD RW writing software
(which is a primitive Roxio software embed). For that reason I have
formatted all my CD-RW disks for InCD. Now I recently discovered that my DVD
player won't read .jpeg PHOTOS copied using the InCD software, so I have to
use the XP (Roxio) software for that purpose. My question is: "How do I
re-format my CD-RWs back to the XP format they came with (from the InCD
format they're currently in.)?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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Cheers, Don
P.S. In my experience three-quarters of the really persistant computer
problems that plague us all have to do with burning files to CD disks. I
hope and pray that Longhorn uses a Microsoft designed drag-and-drop CD
writing system that will operate as simply and smoothly as the floppy disk.
Or is this too much to ask?
I use Nero InCD for writing data to my CD-RW, because I much prefer the
simple drag and drop feature to the more cumbersome XP CD RW writing software
(which is a primitive Roxio software embed). For that reason I have
formatted all my CD-RW disks for InCD. Now I recently discovered that my DVD
player won't read .jpeg PHOTOS copied using the InCD software, so I have to
use the XP (Roxio) software for that purpose. My question is: "How do I
re-format my CD-RWs back to the XP format they came with (from the InCD
format they're currently in.)?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
--
Cheers, Don
P.S. In my experience three-quarters of the really persistant computer
problems that plague us all have to do with burning files to CD disks. I
hope and pray that Longhorn uses a Microsoft designed drag-and-drop CD
writing system that will operate as simply and smoothly as the floppy disk.
Or is this too much to ask?