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Ahead has updated its flagship product (Nero Burning ROM) to version 7.8.5.0
http://www.nero.com/nero7/enu/nero7-up.php
Download link:
ftp://ftp6.use.nero.com/software/Ner...eng_update.exe
or:
http://ftp2.use.nero.com/software/Ne...eng_update.exe

Carlos

Carlos <> wrote:

> Ahead has updated its flagship product (Nero Burning ROM) to
> version 7.8.5.0 http://www.nero.com/nero7/enu/nero7-up.php
> Download link:
> ftp://ftp6.use.nero.com/software/Ner...8.5.0_eng_upda
> te.exe or:
> http://ftp2.use.nero.com/software/Ne....8.5.0_eng_upd
> ate.exe

From the site:

"Microsoft® Windows Vista x64 Edition (all applications besides InCD,
Nero DiscCopy and Nero ImageDrive work in the x86 emulator that allows
32-bit Windows applications to run)"

If that means no InCD for Vista 64 than it's not very useful for me.
<sigh>

Roxio Drag-to-disk works with Vista (86 + 64)


"David R. Norton, MVP Shell/User" <> wrote in message
news:Xns98F97ACEB1644drnortonyahoocom@127.0.0.1...
> Carlos <> wrote:
>
>> Ahead has updated its flagship product (Nero Burning ROM) to
>> version 7.8.5.0 http://www.nero.com/nero7/enu/nero7-up.php
>> Download link:
>> ftp://ftp6.use.nero.com/software/Ner...8.5.0_eng_upda
>> te.exe or:
>> http://ftp2.use.nero.com/software/Ne....8.5.0_eng_upd
>> ate.exe
>
> From the site:
>
> "Microsoft® Windows Vista x64 Edition (all applications besides InCD,
> Nero DiscCopy and Nero ImageDrive work in the x86 emulator that allows
> 32-bit Windows applications to run)"
>
> If that means no InCD for Vista 64 than it's not very useful for me.
> <sigh>

I can confirm Roxios Easy Media Creator 9 works with Vista Ultimate x64.

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"John Barnes" wrote:

> Roxio Drag-to-disk works with Vista (86 + 64)
>
>
> "David R. Norton, MVP Shell/User" <> wrote in message
> news:Xns98F97ACEB1644drnortonyahoocom@127.0.0.1...
> > Carlos <> wrote:
> >
> >> Ahead has updated its flagship product (Nero Burning ROM) to
> >> version 7.8.5.0 http://www.nero.com/nero7/enu/nero7-up.php
> >> Download link:
> >> ftp://ftp6.use.nero.com/software/Ner...8.5.0_eng_upda
> >> te.exe or:
> >> http://ftp2.use.nero.com/software/Ne....8.5.0_eng_upd
> >> ate.exe
> >
> > From the site:
> >
> > "Microsoft® Windows Vista x64 Edition (all applications besides InCD,
> > Nero DiscCopy and Nero ImageDrive work in the x86 emulator that allows
> > 32-bit Windows applications to run)"
> >
> > If that means no InCD for Vista 64 than it's not very useful for me.
> > <sigh>
>
>

Maratonmannen <> wrote:

> I can confirm Roxios Easy Media Creator 9 works with Vista
> Ultimate x64.

I'm absolutely delighted to hear that as Costco has a fairly decent
price on Roxio.

Will I get the equivalent of InCD? LightScribe?

Drag-to-disk is the equivalent of InCd LightScribe, I don't know. They
have a label maker, and don't you just print to your lightscribe printer.

"David R. Norton, MVP Shell/User" <> wrote in message
news:Xns98F98997C35D1drnortonyahoocom@127.0.0.1...
> Maratonmannen <> wrote:
>
>> I can confirm Roxios Easy Media Creator 9 works with Vista
>> Ultimate x64.
>
> I'm absolutely delighted to hear that as Costco has a fairly decent
> price on Roxio.
>
> Will I get the equivalent of InCD? LightScribe?
>

"John Barnes" <> wrote:

> Drag-to-disk is the equivalent of InCd LightScribe, I don't
> know. They have a label maker, and don't you just print to your
> lightscribe printer.

I'm using Nero on XP and they have a lightscribe thingy <-note
technical terminology here! built into their cover designer.

"Thingy" is a perfectly valid technical term

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"David R. Norton, MVP Shell/User" <> wrote in message
news:Xns98F99F02DFB41drnortonyahoocom@127.0.0.1...
>
> I'm using Nero on XP and they have a lightscribe thingy <-note
> technical terminology here! built into their cover designer.
>

The Lightscribe is for cd\dvd burners with lightscribe built into the
drive. When you use
a Lightscribe disk you can burn a label on the actual disk by turning it
over and using the software.Several manufacturers have made their own
Lightscribe programs and there
are also some generic programs. The disks were expensive at first but the
price has come down.I use them sometimes but to burn the label takes about
five times as much time as burning the files to the disk.
"Jane C" <> wrote in message
news:...
> "Thingy" is a perfectly valid technical term
>
> --
> Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled
> Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
> "David R. Norton, MVP Shell/User" <> wrote in message
> news:Xns98F99F02DFB41drnortonyahoocom@127.0.0.1...
>>
>> I'm using Nero on XP and they have a lightscribe thingy <-note
>> technical terminology here! built into their cover designer.
>>
>

They have the following section, so it is covered. Sorry, there was no hit
on 'thingie' so you are on your own there

Burning labels onto discs using LightScribe®

"David R. Norton, MVP Shell/User" <> wrote in message
news:Xns98F99F02DFB41drnortonyahoocom@127.0.0.1...
> "John Barnes" <> wrote:
>
>> Drag-to-disk is the equivalent of InCd LightScribe, I don't
>> know. They have a label maker, and don't you just print to your
>> lightscribe printer.
>
> I'm using Nero on XP and they have a lightscribe thingy <-note
> technical terminology here! built into their cover designer.
>