Re: D: Drive
From: Dayo Mitchell (dayomitchell_1997_at_NOhotmailSPAM.com.invalid)
Date: 06/24/04
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Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2004 18:07:14 -0400
Actually, you should never use Word to save directly to any type of
removable media, as it is likely to cause corruption. Instead, always save
to hard drive, and then COPY the file to the disk/cd/etc.
Also, CDs are NOT like floppy disks, and the programs that are out there to
make them behave like floppy disks can also make them unreliable.
When you copy to the CD, depending on your computer, you might have to use
different software to burn the file to the CD rather than doing it directly
from Windows. Windows help should tell you how to copy to Cd or burn a CD
or something like, assuming your laptop has a CD-R drive. Look there. If
you can't find it, look for a newsgroup dealing with Windows and ask there,
being sure to mention OS version.
DM
"mouse" wrote:
> I have a new laptop and am trying to save a word document
> to the CD Drive. First question...I don't have a 3 1/2"
> floppy drive so I am going under the assumption that
> saving to the CD Drive is the same as how I previously
> would save to the floppy drive. Also, when I try to save
> to this drive it says that I don't have access to this
> drive, please contact the administrator to access. I am
> the only person who runs this computer. Any help would be
> great!!!
> Thanks
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