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It seems that many have problems with EZ CD Creator. However, it has worked
very smooth for me. I guess that some people like Coffee Ice Cream and some
like Vanilla. It is a matter of choice.


"MrB" <> wrote in message
news:vj5Ma.7817$ ...
: I am a licensed owner of Nero Burning ROM. I have not installed IN CD. I
am
: using the native Windows XP software to write to a CD RW as a floppy. I
: don't like the way it tells me there is a file ready to burn........do you
: want to burn. I want to copy files to the CD using drag and drop or the
: like. If I disable the native XP software and install IN CD, will there be
: any advantage?
:
: As a second part of the question, would I be better off buying EZ CD
: Creator?
:
: Thanks for your past help and would appreciate your comments.
:
:

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Errrrr...erm... Mellowed said:

> It seems that many have problems with EZ CD Creator. However, it has worked
> very smooth for me. I guess that some people like Coffee Ice Cream and some
> like Vanilla. It is a matter of choice.
>

In my case, it's not a question of flavour, I had problems getting EZ to work
properly, whereas Nero does what I want it to do.

>
> "MrB" <> wrote in message
> news:vj5Ma.7817$ ...
>> I am a licensed owner of Nero Burning ROM. I have not installed IN CD. I am
>> using the native Windows XP software to write to a CD RW as a floppy. I
>> don't like the way it tells me there is a file ready to burn........do you
>> want to burn. I want to copy files to the CD using drag and drop or the
>> like. If I disable the native XP software and install IN CD, will there be
>> any advantage?
>>
>> As a second part of the question, would I be better off buying EZ CD
>> Creator?
>>
>> Thanks for your past help and would appreciate your comments.



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