eMachines M6809 eMachines M-Series Notebook User's Guide - Page 49

Start > My Computer, Drag-to-Disc, Roxio Drag-to-Disc

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using your notebook 3. Select the items you want to copy to DVD using the following procedures: Windows provides a variety of ways to locate, select, and copy files. The steps listed here discuss one method. a. Click Start > My Computer. b. Locate the files you want to copy. c. Select the folder or file you want to copy. d. Drag the selected file or folder to the CD image in the Drag-to-Disc application. For specific information on Roxio Drag-to-Disc, refer to Roxio Drag to Disc online help. This dragging process assembles the selected files in a temporary holding area. A message box is displayed informing you that your disc is being prepared. e. If you need to add other files to the holding area, repeat steps a through d, until all files have been assembled or the disc is full. 49

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using your notebook
3.
Select the items you want to copy to DVD using the following procedures:
a.
Click
Start > My Computer
.
b.
Locate the files you want to copy.
c.
Select the folder or file you want to copy.
d.
Drag the selected file or folder to the CD image in the
Drag-to-Disc
application.
A message box is displayed informing you that your disc is being
prepared.
e.
If you need to add other files to the holding area, repeat steps
a through d, until all files have been assembled or the disc is full.
Windows provides a variety of ways to locate, select, and
copy files. The steps listed here discuss one method.
For specific information on
Roxio Drag-to-Disc
,
refer to Roxio
Drag to Disc online help.
This dragging process assembles the selected files in a
temporary holding area.