Why can't I save changes to files on a CD-RW. Always get the message specify a different location for document
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because the files on a cdrw are read-only, they cannot be changed. you have to copy the files to your harddrive, change them to read/write, save them and then rewrite them to the cdrw
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CD RW has functions like USB. THat means you can add and replace data on the disk, which CD R cannot do. \nCD RW is convenient when you need to write temporary data, that need to be changed several times before publishing. That means you don't have to buy a stack of CD R to write each time you make a change to your data on the disk. Instead you just need one CDRW.
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Go to file and then your options and change it. Save it, shut it down and when you restart it, it will work.
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R=recordable\nRW=rewritable\n\nyou must have a drive that work with the cd though, it must say r or rw and it must say dvd not just cd
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What kind of files?\nHow big are the files?\nHow many files?\n\nThere are several ways you can do this but I need more information.\n\nThe easiest way is to burn a CD-RW and take it home and then take it back to the office and save the new version in your office PC.\n\nDrop me a line.
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save work/folders on a disk
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no option dude got to have the cd\nor go to a different system with internet down the drivers from internet and use floppy to save the file in ur system and restart
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Save info to a CD-R not CD-RW, it can't be erased!\nAlso, if your trying to block access, get a program that lets you password protect files.\nWasn't sure which you were going for!
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Hello,\n\nIf we are talking Microsoft active directory which I assume we are, then you wouldnt use group policy itself to move the documents. However, within AD group policy you can edit or define where by default documents you create say in word or excel are saved too. That might always be set to say "My Documents" on a local client machine, or to a specific intranet server, drive & folder location. (such as below)\n\n&#92;&#92;servername&#92;volsys&#92;accs&#92;sage&#92;monthydata\n\n**You can also achieve the same actions if you open a new MMC console then add in the correct snapin/s. You would require administrative templates, within the admin templates you can also define where by default your documents get saved. Admin templates can be applied to a single machine or to all machines in your network.\n\n**The AD schema itself I beleive can also be edited to define where documents get saved but thats only for the most expert AD company adminstrators (top & highest AD level possible) as we are talking whole domains, tree's & forrests,etc.\n\nIR
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just sellect all files you want to save onto "My Documents" Go to Edit Copy or Ctrl+C AND then Paste (Ctrl+V) them on to your "My Documents" File.
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If upon opening Easy CD Creator and attempting to burn a CD within the Project Selector, these warnings or messages pop up, the problem is one of two things.\n\nEither there is a previously formatted disc in the drive, whether it be a CD-R or RW. Or Direct CD is active in the system tray near the clock.\n\n\nSolution:\n\n1.) Remove disc and insert a fresh (non-formatted, or unused CD-R/RW)\n\n2.) In the system tray near the clock, right click on Direct CD Icon and Click DISABLE, close Easy CD Creator and Start again\n\n3.) When running 2K/XP you must press CTRL+ALT+DELETE, click the System Processes tab, here you will search for DirectCD.exe -> highlight -> End Task\nClose Easy CD Creator and open again.
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You can not save to a normal CD Rom.  You need a CD-RW drive and and CD-R or CD-RW media.
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if you want to save regular files, you can right click on the files and choose Send To ->CD-RW Drive.  This copies the file to a temp folder for burning. You then open that folder and choose to burn the CD.  Or if you want to do music, you can use Windows Media player. Choose the Burn tab from the top, drag & drop your files into the burnlist, and click burn.
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I think you burned it wrong...\n\nWhat yuou did was drag and drop the files onto the cd using a program and "save it", (which is why they are only shortcuts)\nT\nhis has none of your actual dato on it! :(
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format a normal cd  no a cdrw yes, to save files use windows explorer and save it to the hard drive.
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I do this often and it works all the time. Simply re-name  it to the file you want :EXAMPLE I named a changed a Windows media player to a wave file so I could have a certain player play a song. So go ahead a try it...
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Try saving it as.. then select word document\nGood luck!