Re: CD-RW discs
- From: "Graham Mayor" <gmayor@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2006 10:16:45 +0200
CDRW discs in Windows do not behave like 'big floppy' discs, unless you have
third party packet writing software such as InCD - but such systems are
notoriously unreliable. Never ever work directly from removable media.
Always copy back to the hard drive and uncheck the read-only property before
working on the file.
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Thespian wrote:
> I created several word documents. I want to save them to a CD-RW.
> When I re-opened the CD it said "Read Only". How can I re-open the
> CD and edit my documents directly to the CD like you can on the old
> floppy diskettes. I had to edit the documents on my hard drive, then
> re-save them to the CD. Is there a way to by-pass that and edit
> directly onto the CD? I'm using Microsoft Word 2002. Thank you.
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