It's Adaptec. And I did drag and drop. I'll check out Nero, thanks for
the help. -Jeff
On 28 Jan 2002, you wrote:
With which program did you use to burn to the cd-rw in Windows? I know
that Adaptec has this wonderful way of dragging and dropping through
your Explorer to add files to it, and
Roman, thank you for your help. I was thinking there was
something wrong with the setup of Mandrake, I really have so much
to learn. I will check out the other Win programs for burning, I was
just hoping to be lazy and transfer some files from my win box. -Jeff
On 28 Jan 2002, you wrote:
Thanks Ralph, I am going to search the internet for freeware for cd
burning. I have found over the years that often the best solution
does not come from a big company. I have to be careful though, as
my wife likes the Windows box just the way it is. -Jeff
On 28 Jan 2002, you wrote:
Don't
Hi. I am really new to the Linux experience and just had a basic
question. When I try to copy a file from a cd to my hard drive it
copies over fine but shows up as a file with 0 bytes, and can not be
opened. Wondering what I am doing wrong. -Jeff
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I am doing everything from the desktop, I am way to new to try
anything else. From Nautilus right click copy, go to a new
directory, right click paste. files go in but 0 bytes. I changed from
Gnome to Windowmaker and it worked fine. -Jeff
On 27 Jan 2002, you wrote:
You aren't copying it
Also works fine in KDE/Konqurer. -Jeff
On 27 Jan 2002, you wrote:
I've never used Nautilus, so I can't comment, but what you are doing
sounds correct. or at least plausible.
No ida why it gives you an empty file though. Any Nautilus users who
can comment?
-Original Message-
Hi. I am having trouble reading a cd-rw cd. This is a brand new
installation of 8.1. I am trying to look at a cd that was created in
windows. My Sony crx0811 seems to see cd-r but not cd-rw. It
mounts but shows only two files: autorun.inf and udfrinst.exe. -Jeff
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