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Tutorial: Using Common Mass Storage Peripherals
5. CD-Creator

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The File Manager has a facility which enables a user to copy files and folders very easily to a CD-RW drive. To use this feature, start the File Manager and from the menu bar at the top select,

Go --> CD Creator

and the CD Creator window will be displayed. The files and folders which are to be copied (burned) onto the CD-R(W) disk are to be placed here in this window. To do this, open up another window on the File Manager,

File --> Open New Window

In the new File Manager window, select the files and folders you want and drag and drop them into the CD Creator window. After you have finished selecting and dropping all the files and folders you want, go to the Cd Creator window and click on the "Write to CD" button at the top. A dialog box will open up and from here you can choose the writing speed, the CD name and other options. The default settings may be used if you do not know what to fill in here.

To start the burning, click on the "Write files to CD" button in the dialog box. A status window showing the status of the CD burning will be displayed.

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Tutorial: Using Common Mass Storage Peripherals
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2. The CD-ROM Drive
3. The USB Mass Storage Device
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