then tap alt and select music. Then go down through your directory until you find what you want. To select the file you want to put on your disk use control t . also when you tab you can write the disk name and the artist. The third tap of the tab will show you what has already been placed on your disk. and in the lower right of your screen shows you how much room your project has taken.
If you save to image is just a way to put this file on your hard drive. If you had only one disk and you wanted to make copies you would have to save to an image. you can see why, right?.
Some times if your cd burner is slow it would be preferable to record from your hard drive.
Just in case you've for gotten, use control t to place your file on your disk. You can play around with this with out any damage so have fun. nothing is final until you come down to the record mode. Regards Ken
At 05:38 PM 5/25/2004, you wrote:
Being new to cd burning, what is the difference between a music file on my hard drive and an image file? Thank you.
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