CD Copy

Have a PP Cd someone made for me .
it is a read only Cd .
Is there anyway i can copy it ?

What do you mean by "PP cd"? Are you wanting to copy it onto a hard drive or another CD? Does it have copy protection on it? What is on it?

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Sorry townsbg for the confusion .

It is a power point presentation that some one made me years ago that comes up read only .

I want to change some things on it and reburn it . Win XP

Copy it onto your desktop, right click on it and choose properties. You'll should see where it says read only. Make sure that is unchecked. Now you can modify it and reburn it.

If you are trying to save it onto the disk that it is currently on that is impossible if the disk has been finalized even if it is cd-rw. That is why you'll be getting the read only error. If the disk is a cd-r then you can't over-write files because a file can only be written once.

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Thanks for the help .

Anytime. You'll get the bill later.