A friend just got a new computer and we have everything transferred over
except Roxio (was using version 5) for writing to cd-r's. Despite my
several attempts to get him to stop using Roxio's direct-cd to use cd-r's
as a big floppy disk, he has way over 80 disks and most not closed. The
new computer came with Nero. Of course, it doesn't see disks written with
direct-cd (and open) as having anything on them.
I did convince him to at least upgrade to current version 8 of Roxio
instead of searching for the version 5 disk.
Is there anything besides uninstalling Nero I need to do before installing
Roxio?
I know I can't leave both on, at least the packet writing software. In
spite of him now having a DVD-RW drive, I doubt he will do much with the
DVD part and just use it as before. CD-Rs written to with direct-cd.
Would the fact that the new drive is faster and new version of Roxio
(jumping from version 5 to version 8) be a problem reading the old cd-r's
that aren't closed?
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