How do you copy write a cd ?
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The easiest way is called a poor mans copyright. It simply involves making a copy of your CD and then mailing it to yourself. Kept unopened, the dated postmark will protect you in court against unlawful copies.\n\nFrom that point forward the court record will protect you forever.\n\nYou can file any claims in small clains court too. That is pretty cheap and you will not even need a lawyer.
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The easiest is to start by just sticking the disc in the cd rom.  Windows will automatically bring up options for the programs you have installed in your computer to burn to that disc.  Use that program that you choose to do the job.  If you make a mistake and chose the wrong program, eject it and push it back in and it will give you the options again. \n\nRemember, if it is CD-RW you can record or write to that disc over and over, if it is CD-R you can write to that disc once.  If you mess up the recording you have to trash the CD-R.  With the CD-RW you can try again.
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Put the cd in the computer.  Then go to start>my computer, then click on your cd drive.  It should say the name of the cd, and usualy is drive D.  then when u click, u will c everything on the cd, select it all and right click and choose copy then right click in your destination fodler on the computer and select paste.\nIf you click on the cd drive and it doesnt open an explorer thingy to view the pictures and folders n stuff, right click the drive instead of double clicking it and choose explore.
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Windows can't save files to a CDRW disc like it can to a hard drive so here's what you can do.  Open the files, work on them, save them to your hard drive and then write over the files that you had on the CD, just use the same file name and Windows should write over the old files.  As far as I know that's the only way but I don't use CDRWs much except for HUGE files but most of the time I just use my 1GB flash drive.
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Or just type c:&#92;>cd program*\n\nAnd it will land you in the right directory.
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1) Scan the copies\n2) Save as jpg or pdf onto your CD or DVD
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Use Nero and burn a data disc. If you do not have this program then simply select the files you want to burn then right click them and got to the sent to menu and select send to (whatever your cd writer is), A small information window should then pop up on the task bar. Click it(do not close it). The window that opens should then give the option to burn to a disc. I'm pretty sure it will burn them as mp3's and not audio cd files.
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Well to copy music cd directly, you have to make sure your not breaking any copyright laws. Most music albums today are protected by anti-piracy laws. \n\nMusic match and Nero work best as well as the latest Windows Media player.\n\nHow do I copy my music CD to my computer? \n\nPlace the audio CD into the CD-ROM\nStart Windows Media Player and select "Copy from CD" from the menu on the left. \nOnce Media Player has updated the artists and track titles, select "Copy Music" from the top menu.
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Copy them from the CD to your computer.
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save the images to your computer by clicking the right mouse button then save as. then on your computer find the files, right click and click send to D:. Then insert a CD and write the files to it.
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simply use windows explorer and copy the files from the cd to the hard drive in any location or folder
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First----the quick CD burner\n\n---take the original song CD..and sandwhich them with a glue..and put some petrol on it and ..light a match..will burn is few seconds. but its not for first timer.\n\nSecond--he slow but sure way...insert CD in CDRW--got to Nero burning Rome..go to music icon.. select the type of music(MP-3 or Audio CD)..then a window come add your files and burn music\n\nBEST---Third-- got to play list of- I-tune..Real play.. or Medea player...select songs and press right mouse button...and click the option copy to CD\n\n..and forth..nothing to do with CD...i love brown sugar
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ahhh to copy a disk, you must create a disk image of the disk.. a disk image is an exact "virtual" copy..\n\n\nWhen you image is done, you burn the image to a blank cd,, and Voilà!\n\nHow make a disk image.. to make disk image comes with your disk burning software, look for this feature and this should be there.. somewhere..\n\nmake disk image..
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if you want to save regular files, you can right click on the files and choose Send To ->CD-RW Drive.  This copies the file to a temp folder for burning. You then open that folder and choose to burn the CD.  Or if you want to do music, you can use Windows Media player. Choose the Burn tab from the top, drag & drop your files into the burnlist, and click burn.
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Choose the photos you want to write to disk (assuming you have a CD or DVD writer and a blank CD or DVD).  Right click on the photos and choose 'Send To' and choose the drive you want to write it with.  Then go to 'My Computer' and click on the drive's icon.  On the left, choose 'write these files..'.
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Navigae to CDROM location, right click on mouse and select all then select copy. Navigate to destination directory on hardrive, right click on mouse and select paste.
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Well, if you have Windows XP and a burner drive, all you have to do is to put in a blank CD and sendthe file to the Drive. That means open up your CD drive put in a blank CD and close it. Now go to the file, right click on it and move down to "Send To" then click on your CD-RW drive. Then go to my computer (in start menu) and double click on the CD drive. Then a tool bar to the top left should say "Write these files to CD." Follow the box that pops up and let it burn. \n\nIF you have anything other than Win XP, then this wont work.