I have 398 MHz 256 MB of Ram on this computer. I'm showing capacity 74.4 GB . Used space 12.3 GB and free space 62.0 GB. I have no idea what all this means except that my pie still has lots of pink and I DO know that means lots of empty space just don't know if this is enough for all these pictures. bpgreen: Do you think that would be enough space to download all these pictures and put in a folder ? Yes dcarch the floppy's are 1.44 mg. I know what you mean about what are floppy's? I asked the grandkids and great-grandkids for help and they had no idea what I was talking about. When I showed them my floppy's they Wanted to know how to put that in their laptop's. Guess I'm getting older by the day but I won't give up trying to learn. lol Thanks to both of you for the quick and easy to understand response and hope I can get this done. That is my project for the day. Probably more like a week or month. lol Thanks again. Have a nice day.

Yup! Just did it yesterday with Quicken on a continuing CD-R. That's why a while back if you recall my Roxio EZ-CD Creator corrupted and I asked for information on the then current version. I liked the ability. Also, remember we are talking data/photos here not music. In music the closing action makes a difference if it is to be a generic replay for most anywhere or on the computer of creation. (I think I got that right.) Disclaimer: I have yet to try it on a DVD-R (minus). I guess I should to see if the privilege is the same. DA

The full version will be able to do everything you can do now and will also be able to do some additional things. If you don't need those features, you can ignore them and use the software as you used the old free version. The link you gave is for Roxio 2009 (if they had continued numbering sequentially, it would be version 11). One additional feature it has over the basic is that it can burn DVDs from Tivo and convert Tivo files to play on mobile devices. You can get the full version 9 for around $25 on ebay (it also does Tivo to DVD, but I don't think it does the auto-convert to ipod thing).

Sounds like maybe the darker color thing mentioned above may also play into it. My 2001 Grand Cherokee ( factory am/fm/cd/casette player) will not recognize burned CDs. i am currently using my laptop with XP and have tried windows player, I-tunes and BurnerXP but haven't noticed any different results from any of that different software. After going thru about 30 cds burning at different speeds and formats, I finally got it to occasionally recognize one I burnt at around 4X using PCM .wav (uncompressed) format but to recognize and play I usually have to fast forward it thru a couple of songs while it is doing the initial read. Once it recognizes and starts playing then will usually play the whole CD but doesn't always work for whatever reason. I may try the label thing or try to find some of the "dark" cds to see if that matters. We have a 98 KIA witn an aftermarket cd player and it will play just about anything burnt to cd no matter format or speed.