I haven't used Nero for a while, and do recall it was less than intuitive, but it does work, that's the good news. Nero was/is on an old machine running W98, that is in the corner in case I need to get something off its hard drive. Hope someone who is actively using will read your call for help, I'm too lazy to try to figure it out again ans share.

Good luck, my experience says you're chances of getting a response increases when someone, me in this case, gives the first reply. So mybe I've contributed something of value.

A Subject: Help using Nero could bring you more focused responses.

I just installed Nero because my kids use it and said it was easy (I need easy) It looks to be as if you bring Nero onto your screen (this is what "I" would try first) and click CD at the top of the Nero screen. Then I would go to Nero Photo Shop and make any adjustments I want to make on my picture...you open the picture you have on your computer. Then...there is a "save" option there, and you can save as Local disc "C".....I haven't even tried Nero as yet, and have never burnt a CD (yeah, I should be answering a question...lol) But..that's what "I" would do to begin and see what happens. There are a lot of options to play with on the Photo Shop...

I was also told that you can use CD's like you do floppy discs....only right click your open photo and "send to" not "save as"....and it should go right to your CD when you send it there.

I dont use nero, but with roxio you just make a data cd. Select the files (pics) you want and burn the cd. With windows xp if they are all in one folder you should be able to right click on the folder, select sent to Drive E (if that's the letter for your cd burner) and that should open nero to finish the job.

Yes, one important point: get the set of pictures you want to burn together in a single folder, and burn all that is in the folder. I think you can drag and drop into Nero. So, if you have a collection of photos in a temporary file on your desktop, it would be very easy to drag that to the Nero input area and burn. Remember the CD (unless you using the expensive/slow RW CDs) will take only one burn. You can't burn a picture then go get another to burn, the CD will no longer take data on.