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Help with administrative question for XP

Postby RGF2aWQ » Fri, 20 Aug 2004 23:49:02 GMT 

I hope I got the correct descussion group for this.  I am trying to save an 
audio voice message to a CD WR.  When I left click the file and select the d 
drive which is my cdwr I am prompted to select where I wish to save the file. 
 I select the D drive and a folder on that CD but when I hit save it comes up 
with this

You do not have permission to save in this directory.  See the adminstrator 
to obtain permission.  

How do I set the permission to be able to save to this file.  I have saved 
to in in the past but it will no longerlet me.

Thanks in advance for any help.
David
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Re: Help with administrative question for XP

Postby wrsgbXJ0ZWUgwqs » Sat, 21 Aug 2004 07:00:42 GMT 

Have you opened help & support and typed "save to cd" or "cd rw".  Lots of answers there.  What is your packet writing program?

-- 
Just my 2 worth,
          Jeff
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| 
| That should have read when I Right Click the mouse... Not Left Click it.  
| Sorry.
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