Steps to burn a CD Cover?
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You can go to Avery's website and download their Label Design Software:\nAvery website:\nhttp://www.avery.com\n\nAvery Design Software: \nhttp://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=software.PDSubProductCategory&node=10195007&catalogcode=WEB01\n\nAvery Pre-Designed CD Template for MS Word (use w/MS Word, no need for Design Software)\nhttp://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=software.PDDownload&catalogcode=WEB01&softwarecode=11786\n\nNOTE: BROWSE around Avery's Pre-Designed and Blank TEMPLATE webpages:\nBlank Templates:\nhttp://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=software.BlankTPLCategory&catalogcode=WEB01&node=10194406\n\n\nPre-Designed Templates:\nhttp://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=software.PreDesignHierarchy&catalogcode=WEB01&node=0\n\nThey've got LOTS of designs you can use.\n\nOf course, the software produces BEST results if you also use Avery CD/DVD Cover products.\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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first of all u need a cd burner...if u got that go to www.downloads.com and download a free cd maker software..
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First you have to have a computer with a cd burner installed. then you have to install a program like nero or something else then you follow the instructions. you can also get windows media player and save the music and you can burn it anytime you want.
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http://www.download.com/CD-DVD-Burners/3150-2646_4-0.html?tag=dir
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you will need a cd burner drive(cd-rw) and a blank cd, open your burning program, drag and drop the folder you want to copy and hit burn.
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Burn it using a dvd-r cd's
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get nero or windows media player, and drag and drop into the burn list.
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You have a CD burner in your computer, but have no idea how to burn a CD, well here's how.\n\nIt's usually pretty easy. Most CD writers come with some kind of CD writing software. Since this varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, this is going to be a VERY basic lesson. It should help get you started though.\n\nNot sure where your CD burning program is? It should be lurking somewhere under the Start menu, Programs (it's not necessarily on your desktop or quick launch toolbar\nOK, assuming that you've discovered the location of your CD burning program, here's how it typically works:\n\n1. First, if you get an option for either writing manually or via a wizard, pick the wizard (you can get fancier later on).\n\n2. OK, now you are probably going to be asked what kind of CD you want to write, either audio or data. If you're saving files, choose data. If you're pirating music, oops, I mean making a music CD for your own use from your own CDs, choose music.\n\nNote that for music CDs and for stuff you want to archive, a CD-R is your best choice. If you have a CD-RW, use that for data that you may or may not want to save (they don't always work so hot for music, at least from the standpoint that many CD players refuse to play CD-RWs).\n\n3. OK, the next step is probably choosing files. Most of the time you'll get a "Windows Explorer" type interface that lets you either choose files manually or just drag & drop.\n\n4. That should be about it. At this point, you should have an option for writing the CD.\n\nNote that most programs will let you "test" before you write the CD. The first couple times you use the CD burner, this may not be a bad idea. If you find you have no problems, this is probably a step you can safely skip from then on.\n\nDuring the actual CD writing process, it's best not to mess with your computer. Just stand 4-6 feet away and let it write the CD.\n\nWhy?\n\nMost CD recorders record on the fly. If the computer is busy and can't get the info to the CD burner fast enough, you'll get a buffer underrun error - and your CD will be useless (well, you could make a modernistic coaster out of it I suppose).\n\nBurning with Windows XP\nThe next method is to open My Computer, then your CD-R or CD-RW drive. It's probably best not to have any CD in the drive at this point, since all the files on that CD will show up and make things a little confusing (OK, I guess a blank CD is alright).\n\nAnyhow, just drag and drop (or copy / paste) the files you need to copy to the open window. \nClick the Write these files to CD link and it will start Windows CD burning wizard. From there, just follow the prompts.
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buddy u can use nero, or nti cd maker 7. its better than the software u are currentry using. plz vote my answer as best if u liked it and u were successful. thanks. download the burning softwares from www.lionsworld.tk or www.lionsworld.6x.to
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You will need a cd burner then!
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You need a Cd burning software like NERO
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findmycover.com\nfree by google\n(only covers of cd & dvd)
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1) Put blank CD in drive\n2) select all the pictures you want to burn to CD (by holding down Ctrl and clicking on each one; alternatively select lots at once by clicking on the first, holding down shift and clicking on the last)\n3) Right click on the pictures you've just selected and select "Send to, CD-RW Drive" or similar.\n4) Go to start, my computer, and double click on your CD drive (usually "D")\n5) Select "write these files to CD" on the left hand menu and a wizard pops up. Accept all the defaults, click next, next, next etc. The CD will then burn.
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There are many websites in the Internet where you can download CD covers. I can recommend www.cdcovers.cc. Go to the top right side of the page and select “pc covers”. Type in “windows xp home edition” and it will give you a list of downloading alternatives for CD front covers and inlays. Remember, this is only legal if you intend to use the covers as an adorn for the backup you intend to make. It will be illegal if you have commercial intentions for the material you intend to print. Enjoy!
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burn it with nero!\nin nero window u will have options in "burn cd" section and it will look something like this:  burn an mp3 cd and burn an audio cd.\nif u dont have mp3 capable cd player, then go with the second option!
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if you have a cd or dvd writer you can easyly do it;\n\none of the way to doing it is using "nero". Nero is a program you can burn cd's and you can find it on http://www.nero.com/  the website of it. You can download the demo version of the program so its easyly shows you what can do.\n\nother way is some easy than first way. if you using Windows XP you can drag and put the files on cd or dvd writer icon on my computer, the files will line up for burning cd or dvd so you can write it a cd(or dvd)\n\nso you can backup your files in this ways
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Use a CD.\n\n1. Right Click on "Start"\n2. Left Click "Explore"\n3. Locate all the files that you want copied to disc.  As you find them, right click them and left click on "Burn to CD" OR "Send to CD" it'll be somethign obvious like that.  After you have selected ALL the files you want backed up, locate the cd in the left hand column, right click on it and left click on "Write these files to cd"  It'll prepare them, then it will burn them.  Make sure you have a couple discs in case your files are kind of big.\n\nOnce backed up, then just run the update.\n\nFYI, the update shouldn't change anything.