From: Ellen K. 

The same young tech who showed me that also rescued me from a
non-functioning CD burning suite on my work desktop... he has a USB flash
memory attached to his keychain, just stuck it in my machine, copied what I
was trying to burn, stuck it in the XP machine and made the CD.  (Actually
it took two trips, but who's counting.)   I'm
definitely getting one or two of those and the heck with ever again burning
CDs for the purpose of transferring large files between work and home!

So, I'm curious:   Since XP has this functionality, why would you
install a separate CD/DVD burning suite on an XP box?

On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 09:09:46 -0500, "Robert Comer"
 wrote in message
:

>> plus:  Very cute that you can now drag and drop to burn a CD just like
>> writing to any drive.  (Actually I saw this on a different one than the
>> one I was working on.)   This seems to fit in the same category as being
>> able to go to other boxes like with pcAW but without pcAW.
>
>That is nice -- unless you have another CD/DVD burning suite that messes it
>up.
>
>> minus:  The UI is HIDEOUS.
>
>LOL!  I agree totally btw.   Getting rid of the new-style start menu is
>the first thing of many that I change.
>
>- Bob Comer
>
>
>"Ellen K." 
wrote in message
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>> Some of our newer boxes have XP, and I saw one the other day because I
>> had to install the SQL Server client on it.
>>
>> plus:  Very cute that you can now drag and drop to burn a CD just like
>> writing to any drive.  (Actually I saw this on a different one than the
>> one I was working on.)   This seems to fit in the same category as being
>> able to go to other boxes like with pcAW but without pcAW.
>>
>> minus:  The UI is HIDEOUS.
>

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