More CD Burnings Problems

[Michael]

You need packet writing software to beable to write
multiple sessions to the cdr. Windows xp native burner is
a once burn and close process and you can't add anything
later. Look for Roxio's Easy CD Creator or Nero for
something to do this.

>-----Original Message-----
>I use XP Home and can successfully save files to a blank
CD using Windows
>XP's built in burner. But I
>understand that, provided the CDR is not full, I can add
more files to the
>CDR in another session. However, Windows seems to make
the CDR full on its
>first write, even though I haven't written 700MB to it.
Any clues how I can
>fix this?
>
>
>
>.
>

[Les]

Thanks Michael
"Michael" > wrote in message
...
> You need packet writing software to beable to write
> multiple sessions to the cdr. Windows xp native burner is
> a once burn and close process and you can't add anything
> later. Look for Roxio's Easy CD Creator or Nero for
> something to do this.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I use XP Home and can successfully save files to a blank
> CD using Windows
> >XP's built in burner. But I
> >understand that, provided the CDR is not full, I can add
> more files to the
> >CDR in another session. However, Windows seems to make
> the CDR full on its
> >first write, even though I haven't written 700MB to it.
> Any clues how I can
> >fix this?
> >
> >
> >
> >.
> >