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Hi there everyone!

 

I am new at this burning and the only other program I have used was Roxio. Apparently it must do all the decision making for you because it worked like a charm. So now I am trying to use Imgburn and don't know what I am doing. All I want to do is save my jpeg and avi files to cd or dvd. I may also want to save some data files too. So what would be the very simple (I hope) steps to take to accomplish these kind of tasks?

 

One more question. I was able to burn one avi to a cd using Imgburn but now how do I add more files to the same cd? I have a lot of space left on the cd.

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All I want to do is save my jpeg and avi files to cd or dvd. I may also want to save some data files too. So what would be the very simple (I hope) steps to take to accomplish these kind of tasks?

:rtg:

 

One more question. I was able to burn one avi to a cd using Imgburn but now how do I add more files to the same cd? I have a lot of space left on the cd.

 

You can't if the CD has been closed/finalised. Packet writing software like InCD allows you to do this. ImgBurn won't. You're better off organising your files before you think about commiting them to disk.

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Thanks for a quick answer(s). I guess that I will have to muddle through the guides and try to learn all the tech terms so I can understand them better. :wacko:

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The guides are fairly simple if you take your time. We encourage people to learn for themselves rather than spoon-feeding them answers they can find with a little effort because you will learn more from actually doing it. Read and experiment and then ask your questions. Not the other way around. :)

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