How do you write new information onto a Rewritable disc?
823681
If you want to make it simple, insert the cd-rw into your burner , right click the files you are looking to add to the cd and hit "send to" and then your cd burner drive ( example e:/). A lil icon will come up in your taskbar reading "files are waiting to be burned to cd" click that and you will be able to write them to your cd
63430
The big question is--are the discs rewritable?  If they are, you should be able to overwrite them.  But if they are CD-R, they are a write-once media.   Nothing to do but use 'em for coasters.
1046444
It's called copy editing.  Here's a site that may help: http://dmoz.org/Arts/Writers_Resources/Copy_Editing/
728130
If you don't have CD writer & a blank rewritable CD with you, forget the rest of this.\n\nCopy content of your first CD in some folder in your computer.\nInsert blank CD in CD writer and start CD writer software.\nPoint CD writer Software to the content of the old CD.\nStart writing the CD and you are done.
382337
try re installing the application!! well i can say that.. you can go for other writing software than nero!! cause nero is too bulky and takes up a lot of memory.. try switching to diffrent software!!
642857
The easiest is to start by just sticking the disc in the cd rom.  Windows will automatically bring up options for the programs you have installed in your computer to burn to that disc.  Use that program that you choose to do the job.  If you make a mistake and chose the wrong program, eject it and push it back in and it will give you the options again. \n\nRemember, if it is CD-RW you can record or write to that disc over and over, if it is CD-R you can write to that disc once.  If you mess up the recording you have to trash the CD-R.  With the CD-RW you can try again.
844394
If you have Microsoft Office Discs, then load the Equation Editor. It will allow you to write all of these.
132501
It depends on what you mean by completely.\n\nThe completest way - security wise - is to find a program what will write and rewrite and rewrite random chunks of data over stuff.  Simply writing everything with 0101010 does not gurantee and complete erase because data that is stored on the disc (expecially for long amounts of time) leave a magnetic trace that is still present after the 0101010 rewrite.  Since the pattern 0101010 isn't random, it's easy to filter that out to find the contents of the information.
291418
just copy everything in the old bulittin...\n\nand paste and post a new buletin....
1101730
New blank cds or dvds should not be "recognized" by the os because they have nothing on them.  After you insert them, open your CD burning software program and see if you can detect there is a blank disc in the drive that it can write to. If it cant recognize them then either the dye or disc type cant be read by those drives or the software needs to be updated.  Writable cds are not like floppy disks and have to have data written to them permanently before they can become a mountable volume.
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it might be anything, try to just edit it with notepad. But I found this anyways:\n\nLIT files: binary executable files from the AMOS operating system. LIT files can be created with a Motorola 68000-compatible assembler or any COBOL/C/PASCAL/FORTRAN, etc. programs.
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When you insert the CD, a program will show up\n\nSelect the second option from the 3 options in the left.\n\nSelect the image to write over, or type in new file and select "Make copy"\n\nThis is what i am doing
202675
Okay, so I may not be an expert but I know if you format it, some stuff remains the best thing is to format and then write over it. That way there is not any data that can be read from before. So I would format, write over it and format again then add the files you want to keep back on it.
101619
They're not that hard to write. You can use any text editor, such as notepad. Search your computer for "*.inf" and that will bring up all the inf files on your hard drive. Open a few with notepad to get an idea of what they should look like. Then try it out.\n\nThere are also programs out there that will do this for you. I've never used them, but here is one I found:\nhttp://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptautorun.asp
800588
Using special disc-burning software. Check some good burners at download.com.\nAlso special Nero utility allows you to create special DVD-disc which you may use like usual diskette or hard-drive (paste/copy/delete at once).
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+ and - formats are for DVD's\n\nfor CD's there is only  R and RW\n\nR meaning Write once\nAnd RW meaning Re-Writable\n\nenjoy !
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right hit on ur dvd-rw .drive hit properties hit on recording tab \ncheck mark  >Enable -cd recording on this drive check mark  .Automatically .E.ject this cd afther writing . hit .Apply & ok