xp-burner

[moke]

i burn a new file and
the burner erases all the old files
on the c`d.moke

[Jim Macklin]

XP's built in burner is not designed to do multi-sessions.
When you burn a second time it is altering the directory
structure and then the previous files are not seen. I think
that the files can be found with software that finds all the
directories, but you really need to use 3rd party software
if you're going to use multi-session burning.


"moke" > wrote in message
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| i burn a new file and
| the burner erases all the old files
| on the c`d.moke

[Patrick Cook [MS]]

The built in recorder does support multi-session for data discs.

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hth,
Patrick Cook, NT Base Test
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"Jim Macklin" > wrote in message
...
> XP's built in burner is not designed to do multi-sessions.
> When you burn a second time it is altering the directory
> structure and then the previous files are not seen. I think
> that the files can be found with software that finds all the
> directories, but you really need to use 3rd party software
> if you're going to use multi-session burning.
>
>
> "moke" > wrote in message
> ...
> | i burn a new file and
> | the burner erases all the old files
> | on the c`d.moke
>
>

[Patrick Cook [MS]]

What is the make/model of your burner?

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hth,
Patrick Cook, NT Base Test
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"moke" > wrote in message
...
> i burn a new file and
> the burner erases all the old files
> on the c`d.moke