Dave in Montana

[davepidcock]

I'm sending this to two categories with the hope that someone can help me. I have a new HP computer with two (2) bays. I can put one CD in the top and make a copy by puting in a blank in the bottom etc., and end up with a duplicate. However, in "Help" via Photoshop I cannot find any instructions as to how to do this. ???? Any and all help (Or where to go for help) would be greatly apprecited. Thanks much....

[vawitt]

Hi, Dave. Copying disks is a function of your operating system, not Photoshop.

If you have a Windows operating system, click your START menu, then click HELP and type something like "copy a CD" to see the directions for your particular operating system. It's also possible your computer came with software to copy CD contents. My HP includes software from Sonic.

Hope this helps...

~Val in rainy IL

I'm sending this to two categories with the hope that someone can help me. I have a new HP computer with two (2) bays. I can put one CD in the top and make a copy by puting in a blank in the bottom etc., and end up with a duplicate. However, in "Help" via Photoshop I cannot find any instructions as to how to do this. ???? Any and all help (Or where to go for help) would be greatly apprecited. Thanks much....

[davepidcock]

Thanks so much for taking the time to help - most appreciated. I have a new HP with VISTA now, and I'm sure I can get this now via "Help".... I thought I needed "Photoshop" to do this, but apparently not. Thanks again :-) Your help is appreciated.

[vawitt]

No problem! :)

Thanks so much for taking the time to help - most appreciated. I have a new HP with VISTA now, and I'm sure I can get this now via "Help".... I thought I needed "Photoshop" to do this, but apparently not. Thanks again :-) Your help is appreciated.