copying cd

[Al]

Can anyone tell me how I can copy a CD in Windows XP
Professional? Is there a built in utility or must I
purchase separate software?
Thanks in advance.
Al

[dev]

Al said:

> Can anyone tell me how I can copy a CD in Windows XP
> Professional? Is there a built in utility or must I
> purchase separate software?

Built-in. Open Windows Media Player. Note the COPY CD choice at the
left. And see the HELP files.

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[Michael Stevens]

Al wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how I can copy a CD in Windows XP
> Professional? Is there a built in utility or must I
> purchase separate software?
> Thanks in advance.
> Al

You will need third party software to do a direct copy of a CD.
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[Alex Nichol]

Al wrote:

>Can anyone tell me how I can copy a CD in Windows XP
>Professional? Is there a built in utility or must I
>purchase separate software?

Separate Software I'm afraid. Either as part of one of the general CD
Burning packages (Nero or Easy CD Creator for example), or there is
CloneCD for copying and nothing else


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[NobodyMan]

On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 17:56:05 +0000, Alex Nichol
> wrote:

>Al wrote:
>
>>Can anyone tell me how I can copy a CD in Windows XP
>>Professional? Is there a built in utility or must I
>>purchase separate software?
>
>Separate Software I'm afraid. Either as part of one of the general CD
>Burning packages (Nero or Easy CD Creator for example), or there is
>CloneCD for copying and nothing else

CloneCD is no longer produced, supported, or has an official download
site. That's a shame too.

[Alex Nichol]

NobodyMan wrote:

>
>CloneCD is no longer produced, supported, or has an official download
>site. That's a shame too.

I had heard that it had reappeared, according to posts in
alt.comp.periphs.cdr


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Alex Nichol MS MVP (Windows Technologies)
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[Please reply to news group.]

You could, however, copy the contents of a CD to your hard disk and then
copy it to another CD.

Michael Stevens wrote:

> Al wrote:
>
>>Can anyone tell me how I can copy a CD in Windows XP
>>Professional? Is there a built in utility or must I
>>purchase separate software?
>>Thanks in advance.
>>Al
>
>
> You will need third party software to do a direct copy of a CD.