Does possesing a Live CD helps u at some time?
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Well it didn't exactly "rescue" me from troubles, but... I'll tell you my story.\nI have a Dell Inspiron notebook. All of a sudden, my hard disk purred and crashed! (I had WinXP Pro in the hard disk)\nOh great! what am I gonna do? I dont have any money to buy a new hard disk, and my dad is gonna kill me if he gets to know about this.\nI got an idea! I whipped out all the free DVDs I got with magazines and found one that had a GamesKnoppix ISO file. Took that DVD to a studio, and got the ISO burned to a CD-R.\nCame home, put in the CD, set the BIOS to boot from it, and voila! Linux-on-CD!\nI have a 64MB flash drive, so I made that a "mini-hard-disk" for my Live CD, so that I can store the settings and retrieve them the next time I boot Linux. I just need to enter a small instruction, and the OS automatically retrieves the settings stored there and applies them.\nLife's good with the Linux. I'm able to browse with Mozilla Firefox, chat with Gaim, edit HTML stuff with KWrite (it's so much better than Windows Notepad) and have fun checking out Linux and playing with Terminal. It's cool!\n\nBut I still miss Windows XP :((\n_______\nViva La Dvorak! - www.dvzine.org
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Just use a cd-rw.  That's it.  good fun :-)
1062388
good luck,you have to have the code for YOUR particular cd. If you lost it,you have to buy a new cd. Another person's cd code will not work for your cd.
1008480
you can make a cd easily. but playin it on a cd player is a different story you would have to use a CD-R
666628
the cd could be a p.o.s., have you burned this certain cd more than once?
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If you're willing to pay a little bit for it, DUCK SOUP at The Grove sells a record player that transfers to cd.  Depending on how many LP's you plan to transfer, that may be the way to go.\n\nNo idea on the legalities involved, alas.
40605
Tapes and books work best for me. The "Learn in Your Car" series of tapes is my favorite. You can just leave the cds run for a while on loop and absorb it all subconsciously.
365607
Oh, it works.  When the lion roars on the MGM screen, press play on the CD player and hold on for the ride of your life.  I could tell you more but you have to experience it.  Now, if you do this with you mood slightly "altered" you will have a much better time!\nEnjoy and let us know how it worked!
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You are allowed to burn one copy for yourself. DJs, when playing, have to prove that they own the songs they are playing.  Giving burned CDs away is pirating.
413909
it might be an enhanced CD with videos. put it in your computer
413899
your CD is not big enough to put on as many songs as you would like. You need to try and burn less songs onto the CD.
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what constucction you ask?\nhome depot has on cd's
355954
yes it is you can just put the game on top of the music cd that you own this will trick the computer into thinking that it's an actual music cd, now top her off with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and close the tray your cd should be ready any minute, enjoy!
651399
you can download limewire or you can buy the cd itself
691561
Yes, save it somewhere else before you burn it. Then add it to the CD "compilation screen" in the CD burning software. Make sure you don't delete your downloads until after your CD has been burned/created.
871983
What about a CD or a necklace?
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I dont think so ... But I do think there should be an alotment of free songs provided by the artists that maybe have a shelflife of say a week then the file disappears from your pc.This way they could tease you with a taste of their craft and leave it up to you to buy the rest.Ive borrowed a few in the past , but if I really like the artist I just go buy the cd.I suppose if I painted art I wouldnt want everyone coming in and wanting a print for free,not that much money in that.