Which CD do you need to copy still pictures?

You will need a blank, writable CD-ROM. You will also need CD creator software, The software will allow you to select all the images that you want, and then burn them to the CD. If images are embedded in another program such as a PowerPoint presentation, the using the software to copy the PowerPoint will also copy the pictures. Just doing a "Save to" will not burn the CD ROM.

You will need CD burning software and an optical drive which is capable of writing. Nero 7 is good and user friendly software to do it.

Yes, you can copy various digital pictures onto a blank CD through the use of a CD writer. The files can then be accessed by any computer. If your pictures are not digital, they will need to be scanned first before they can be transferred.

I have not found program to copy photos from CD into computer ?

how do i copy or record DVD to an ordinary CD plate?

Normally, yes you can copy the pictures from the CD to the memory card in the same way you would copy other files from one place to another on your computer.

Usually when you put the CD into the computer, autoplay will pop and and give you options such as autoplay the pictures, or copy them to your computer. If it doesnt, you can use third party software to copy pictures to your computer. You can also go to "computer" on your desktop and click on the CD. Then you can find the folder where the pictures are located, right click the folder, press copy, and…

You can copy songs from a CD to a computer. The CD is not changed in anyway.

writeable cds

If you want to copy a disk, you need a blank CD, the original CD, a programme (Nero startsmart,roxio etc.)to copy. insert a blank CD. go on Nero. go to copy CD. insert original CD. it will copy it.then insert the blank CD back and the data will be in the blank CD.

you insert the CD then you wait for it to load. There should be a pop up box on your screen. scroll down on it till you see an icon that says "see folders" Then open the file where you have the pictures copy or cut them and paste it in the Cd's folder.

when you take your film in to get it devolped ask them to put it on a CD .then that way you can put them on your PC

if you are going to copy everything on your CD to computer, you will need to go into the CD by right clicking the your DVD RAM and selecting explore. This will load up inside the CD and you select all your files and copy them to your drive on the PC

There are several burning softwares that allow you to burn one CD to the other CD. Koyote Soft is a good site to check out if this is what you are trying to do.

To copy a CD that is not a copy you can get a RW CD. This is a CD that can have things copied onto it.

you need CD write table and CD or DVD writetable ROM www.myfacefriends.com

No, you can copy a CD you own as long as you do not intend to do so for profit (i.e. sell it on). Note, you need to own the CD, if you borrow the CD or rent it then you do not have the right to copy the CD - this is theft

A CD drive

You need a CD to burn it on the CD. You select which files you want and click burn.

it means to copy the information that is on your CD to your computer, your CD will still work fine.

You need a computer that can burn files into a DVD or CD. You must first copy all the files from the video game CD to your computer then burn them to a virgin CD.

You need a program to "rip" your CD, then it is a file on your computer which you can then copy to your USB.

You need to download the files from the digital camera by either connecting the device or inserting the SD Card into the slot, if your computer supports the last option. Then, copy the files onto a blank CD or DVD.

It depends primarily on how many pictures you intend to store on a single disc, the size of those pictures and where they will be viewed. Choosing one of the other will have no impact on the final quality of the pictures. While a DVD will hold several times the number of pictures of a CD, CD's can still hold a fair number of pictures. If you can fit all of the pictures you need…

It will still be on the original disc, there's nothing to worry about :) Another: When you upload music from a CD your computer makes a copy of the files on the CD and stores the copy on the hard drive. The original files on the CD are permanent and cannot be removed or deleted.

No, as long as you have a CD/DVD drive that can write to discs, then it should work.

all you need to do is just rip it with Uha or with kgb archiver

No of course you can't you need a comuter to put the CD in.

To copy or burn music on a blank CD you will need a recordable CD. These CD's allow you to burn music or videos onto them through a computer. Blank CD's are affordable and are sold in any store.

As long as the CD still has enough unused space on it, you can add photos.

cd is soft copy.

It is not possible. Because you need that laser ray to burn the information into the cd.

It is simple. Open the setup, select the correct options, and game's installed. It it is a new game so copy the crack from the crack folder in the CD. But if there is no crack in the CD so there's no need to copy it.

Yes, CD's are (normally) not 'erasable' - meaning that the music is still there after you copy it.

There is software out there designed for multimedia purposes, such as movies & pictures. To put pictures on a CD to have in your archive. Simply purchase a bundle of CD-RW's (CD-Rewritables). Insert one of these discs into a CD-R/RW compatible drive bay (which most are compatible now a days). If you're running Windows, then goto "My Computer", select the CD-ROM drive you've inserted the disc into and double click or right-click and select "Explore"…

You need an application like Roxio that can copy the data from the CD, store it onto the hard-drive and then transfer it to a new CDR.

Installing world of warcraft from a CD requires no internet, and you can also copy an existing installation via CD, USB or Flashdrive. However, playing and updating the game still requires access to the internet.

If you do not own a copy of Windows you will need to purchase a copy. It is only available on a disc.

Assuming your computer has a recordable CD or DVD drive in it... Insert a recordable CD or DVD into the drive. Format the disc, then simply drag & drop the pictures you want to copy from the pictures folder on the computer - onto the disc's directory.

A CD drive, capable of recording onto a CD-R disc. It will be marked somewhere as a CD-RW.

you don't need anything special you just need a CD-DVD R or just a CD rome basically just a blank disk

It is incorrect terminology to say you "download" pictures from a computer to a disk. When speaking of file replication from computer to removable disk, you say you "copy" the files, not "download". Floppy disks were once popular for copying pictures from computer. Now we usually use writable or rewritable compact disks (CD-Rs and CD-RWs), DVDs (DVD-R and DVD-RW) and BluRay disks to copy files, including pictures, from computer.

Select(highlight)the items that you want to transfer. Then RIGHT click and go to "Send To" (it should have another column come up on father to your right) then click on "CD Drive (D:)" and it should copy to your CD!!!

Yes you can, assuming it is in a format legible by a PC. Place the CD into the CD/DVD player, and wait for the disk to spin up. On a PC (Windows), open My Computer, and left-click on the DC drive. You should see your folders and/or pictures appear in the window. Select the pictures you want to move, and right-click them. Choose "Copy". Then, navigate to the folder you want to put the pictures…

you need a dvd burning software like nero......

You will need to save the pictures on a flash drive, CD, or DVD, in order to load them on an iMac.

You can copy 464 floppy's on a CD

Yes; burning files to a recordable CD or DVD creates a copy.

Well first can i just say its easier if you have two disk drives, but one is okay. First you need a program that allows you to transfer CD to CD, your best bet is to download Nero, its got everything you need including making a copy of a CD.

copy all the files to your PC and then write them to a disc.