Hi all.  I've always used Windows Explorer with very good success.  The only
thing I've had to do is to slow down the burning speed.  For some reason my
machine won't allow me to burn at the default setting of the highest speed,
so I've slowed it to either 2X or 4X.  It works flawlessly at that speed.  

I've also used to some limited extent the program called Record Now.  I find
it works well for copying CDs, but in terms of dumping files into it for
burning, I've had nothing but trouble.  Trouble to the point of giving up
every time.  

Thx, Albert
 

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Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] question about a program for burning cds

Hi Ray and the group.  I have  used Nearo and wasn't impressed.  I wound up
taking it off my machine, and use either Windows Explorer or Gold Wave or
Media Player.  I only put Nearo on there as it was what came with the CD
burner I got.





On Fri, 18 Jan 2008, Ray Campbell wrote:

> Hi Lisa:
>
> I think Windows Media Player, which is pretty accessible, would work 
> as good as anything else out there for burning CDs.  I know that Nero 
> has a free version but do not know how accessible it is with JAWS.  
> Roxio is also pretty good, but they don't offer any free software.  I 
> don't know if that is a concern but am just putting that out there for 
> your information.
>
> Thanks,
>
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> Adaptive Technology Center
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