Paste files to a mini DVD drive

"Gomez" wrote in message
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I have a nero ver. 7. Is it supported?
If not can you indicate another one?


If the version/level/package you have, has InCD. InCD4 Came with my Nero V6
Ultimate. May not with lesser or especially OEM. I don't use it.

Google something like: free disc "packet writing software". Roxio has it too
but don't know thier structuring.

"Gomez" wrote in message
...

I have a nero ver. 7. Is it supported?
If not can you indicate another one?


If the version/level/package you have, has InCD. InCD4 Came with my Nero V6
Ultimate. May not with lesser or especially OEM. I don't use it.

Google something like: free disc "packet writing software". Roxio has it too
but don't know thier structuring.

Gomez wrote:
I have a mini DVD drive in my XP machine. Is there a way to
copy&paste files as if it were a standar disk(this is simply doen
in my Windows Vista machine)?

DL wrote:
You need burning software


Gomez wrote:
I have a nero ver. 7. Is it supported?
If not can you indicate another one?

Shenan Stanley wrote:
Supported by what?

Windows XP?
Your particular drive?
The company that created it?

Gomez wrote:
Please look at the starting post in the thread...
Is there a way to copy&paste files
as if it were a standar disk(this is simply doen in my Windows Vista
machine)?

Nero is not a Microsoft product. If you wish to know more about it (or in
this case, a particular version of it) you need to visit the web page of the
manufacturer of said product, refer to your manuals, FAQs, PDFs, etc for
said product.

This is is a Windows XP based newsgroup about hardware issues and Windows
XP. You have been told - in no uncertain terms - that Windows XP never has
(never likely will) natively support DVD writing. CD writing, yes. But
Packet Writing - what you refer to as 'as if it were a standard disk' - is
not support either (CD or DVD.)

Nero 7 may have this feature - that version is fairly old.

What I suggest is you learn more about what you can/cannot do in Windows XP.
Don't expect it to do what your Windows Vista or Windows 7 machines can out
of the box and don't expect them to gain those features natively. Windows
Vista is the upgraded version for Windows XP and Windows 7 is the upgraded
version of Windows Vista. Windows XP is approaching 9 years old (since
release to manufacturing) this year. That is very ancient to even still be
a supported operating system, ;-)

This web page is prime reading:
http://aumha.org/win5/a/xpcd.php

Hopefully that, the keywords provided by that and this answer (used in a
Google search) and Nero's support page will get you where you need.

BTW - reading your original post (entire conversation) doesn't really answer
what I asked about. You asked, "I have a nero ver. 7. Is it supported?" and
I asked you, "Supported by what?". You said you are looking to copy/paste
files to a mini-DVD like a standar[d] disk. So - again - you asking if Nero
v.7 is supported - by what?

Or did you mean (twice now) - Does Nero support writing to DVD via drag and
drop? The answer may be 'yes' - if Nero 7 came with "InCD" - their Packet
Writing software.

http://www.nero.com/enu/support.html

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

Gomez wrote:
I have a mini DVD drive in my XP machine. Is there a way to
copy&paste files as if it were a standar disk(this is simply doen
in my Windows Vista machine)?

DL wrote:
You need burning software


Gomez wrote:
I have a nero ver. 7. Is it supported?
If not can you indicate another one?

Shenan Stanley wrote:
Supported by what?

Windows XP?
Your particular drive?
The company that created it?

Gomez wrote:
Please look at the starting post in the thread...
Is there a way to copy&paste files
as if it were a standar disk(this is simply doen in my Windows Vista
machine)?

Nero is not a Microsoft product. If you wish to know more about it (or in
this case, a particular version of it) you need to visit the web page of the
manufacturer of said product, refer to your manuals, FAQs, PDFs, etc for
said product.

This is is a Windows XP based newsgroup about hardware issues and Windows
XP. You have been told - in no uncertain terms - that Windows XP never has
(never likely will) natively support DVD writing. CD writing, yes. But
Packet Writing - what you refer to as 'as if it were a standard disk' - is
not support either (CD or DVD.)

Nero 7 may have this feature - that version is fairly old.

What I suggest is you learn more about what you can/cannot do in Windows XP.
Don't expect it to do what your Windows Vista or Windows 7 machines can out
of the box and don't expect them to gain those features natively. Windows
Vista is the upgraded version for Windows XP and Windows 7 is the upgraded
version of Windows Vista. Windows XP is approaching 9 years old (since
release to manufacturing) this year. That is very ancient to even still be
a supported operating system, ;-)

This web page is prime reading:
http://aumha.org/win5/a/xpcd.php

Hopefully that, the keywords provided by that and this answer (used in a
Google search) and Nero's support page will get you where you need.

BTW - reading your original post (entire conversation) doesn't really answer
what I asked about. You asked, "I have a nero ver. 7. Is it supported?" and
I asked you, "Supported by what?". You said you are looking to copy/paste
files to a mini-DVD like a standar[d] disk. So - again - you asking if Nero
v.7 is supported - by what?

Or did you mean (twice now) - Does Nero support writing to DVD via drag and
drop? The answer may be 'yes' - if Nero 7 came with "InCD" - their Packet
Writing software.

http://www.nero.com/enu/support.html

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html