Does Wendi Friesen's CD-ROM's really work?
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I have heard that it does work...
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With the program cd you can run the program from the cd and use it only if you have the cd.\nWith the install cd you install the program in the computer and then without the cd inside you can use the program directly from the computer.
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Use 'Virtual CD'.. This helps u with that ;-)\n\n And also a few software (like games), need the original cd inside for them to run. This also helps in faking that and makes the S/W work without the C.D/D.V.D
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i have lightscribe, it works pretty good and the cd's a a little bit more expensive than the regular cd's
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How about if it's CD-R. Beyond that I don't know.
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You sure the program cd is good and that it is compatible?
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I was thinking "WORM", too, but perhaps you are looking for a more modern term, like CD-R?  I remember when WORM discs came out, long before CDs.  WORM discs aren't true CDs, in the sense that they don't follow the CD format (which is an agreed upon format given in either the Yellow Book or Red Book, I forget which).  WORM discs also required a cartridge to hold them and you couldn't take them out of the cartridge.  Fun memories.
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sec master may have been the cd rom does it work?
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well as long as u have a cdwriter and a writer program like nero/roxio etc these have wizards that tell how to make a eg audio, data cd.
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try this: the Amazing CD & DVD Burner 1.9.7
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You can take a soft paper towel and rub it in the CD or DVD and it might work
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Another thing you could check is whether the cd is a +R or a -R. Because it really makes a difference which one it is. A +R has compatability issues with many computers where as a -R is more compatible. So I'd check that out too.
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I have heard that Taxcut has some defective CDs this year. Go to the feedback section on Amazon.com for this software and you'll see what I mean.
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No, just a higher success rate.  \n\nYou see, when you burn at full speed, you are using most of your computer's available resources.  If something goes wrong, and either buffer fills or empties, the CD might not work out as planned.  While this is a rare occurrence, if you back it OFF a notch, it will NEVER fail during the burn.  \n\nNobody needs more coasters. \n\nGood Luck
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The laser in the disk writer etches patterns of bumps in a circular pattern on the CD. When the CD is read, a laser follows these paths, and the bumps it hits create an analog singal that is interpreted into a digital signal. \n\nIn a nutshell.
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Yes, but unless you've got tons of pics, it seems a bit of a waste. DVDs store 4.7GB of data, so a CD-R would be more suitable. Or even better, a CD-RW which can be re-written!
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is your disk drive d  a  cd burner?