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Summary: Burning a CD in Microsoft Windows XP is easy and fun, learn how to burn CDs with expert tips and advice on operating systems in this free video.
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"Hi! I’m Ross. Thanks for visiting expertvillage.com. What can we do with computer files? Let’s find out. How do you burn your files to a CD. If your computer is equipped with a CD burner, windows XP can send the files to the burner. Simply just highlight the files that you want to send, right click on one of the highlighted files and you have an option send to, find your burner. This one here is a DVD, yours could be a CD, but it is an RW so it can write to the disc. I will left click to select. You can see down here, you files waiting to be written to the CD. Click the files now. I’m going to click on that. It opens up this new window, and these are the files ready to be written to the CD. I can just leave the files in this area and keep sending more files. I could find another file, let’s say in letters. I could send this one over to the writer also, come back here, and the file is now there. Once I’m ready to burn these files to CD, let us come over to the left side and say write these files to CD. It will ask for a name. The name that you give it here will show up when you put the CD into a drive. These go through the process and now it wants the disc, put the disc in, click, and burn your files. "
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on 8/2/2008 I read all the titles in this series and thought .... I know all this stuff. I decided to view the fist video clip on Hot Keys and I continued until I had viewed all 19 clips. Great presentation, slow easy to understand and remember. A great refresher series. Props to the presenter and thank you for reactivating things I had forgotten. A very well spent 45 minutes.