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| If you consider this "incomprehensible" - then the short answer is, no it can't be done... "Stephen Holman" <stephenholman[at]earthlink.net> wrote in message news:0b8401c3578a$1f484840$3501280a[at]phx.gbl... - quote - > > -----Original Message----- > > Asked and answered several times weekly. The FAQ: > > --- > > Q): How do I backup to CD-RW? CD-R? > > > A): First, remember that a CD-R or CD-RW is not a > general purpose random > > access storage device and needs software (like DirectCD > from Easy CD > > (Coaster) Creator by Roxio) to begin to pretend to be. > (That having been > > said, the poor reliability many people experience with > packet writing > > software in general and DirectCD in specific suggests it > is a very poor > > choice for backing up critical data like your Money > file. At less than a > > dime per media in quantities of 100, burning a CD-R with > a copy of your > > Money data file seems like a better choice.) > > > Like any file, your .MNY data file can be stored on > writable optical media > > the same way you put other files on them. For instance, > if you use WinXP, > > you can backup to the hard disk mirror created by WinXP > and then burn a CD > > after you've exited Money. If you like Nero, go ahead > and burn a CD with > > your Money data file and don't drag Money into the > problem at all. Etc. > > > Second, don't expect the "backup to floppy" choice to > offer up your > > writeable CD. Is the writeable CD a floppy? No, it is > not. Why would Money > > think it is? > > > When a WinXP follow-on product supports the Mt. Rainier > technology, and when > > you have hardware that also supports Mt. Rainier, then > maybe Money will be a > > little more savvy about writable CDs. > > > Read the referenced MSKB for information about using the > backup methods in > > Money to backup to writeable CDs. > > > Reference courtesy of Glyn Simpson, Microsoft MVP - Money > > > References: > > MSKB: Q265130 backup to writeable CDs > > <http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en- > us;Q265130> > > "David" <dingers[at]emirates.net.ae> wrote in message > > news:07d201c355a4$34ee3610$a401280a[at]phx.gbl... > > > I've just installed Money 2003 - came bundled with a > new > > > PC. I want to backup direct to my CD burner but the > backup > > > options don't show the drive. Can anyone help with > this? > > > > . > > This is incomprehensible to me. Could you please cast in > in English? |
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| Just wanted to add that Money is no different to many other applications in this respect. The problem is CDRW technology not Money. Ditto writable DVD - didn't they learn anything from the CDRW experience? "Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mindspring.com> wrote in message news:ORM8JvcVDHA.2568[at]tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... - quote - > Asked and answered several times weekly. The FAQ: > --- > Q): How do I backup to CD-RW? CD-R? > A): First, remember that a CD-R or CD-RW is not a general purpose random > access storage device and needs software (like DirectCD from Easy CD > (Coaster) Creator by Roxio) to begin to pretend to be. (That having been > said, the poor reliability many people experience with packet writing > software in general and DirectCD in specific suggests it is a very poor > choice for backing up critical data like your Money file. At less than a > dime per media in quantities of 100, burning a CD-R with a copy of your > Money data file seems like a better choice.) > Like any file, your .MNY data file can be stored on writable optical media > the same way you put other files on them. For instance, if you use WinXP, > you can backup to the hard disk mirror created by WinXP and then burn a CD > after you've exited Money. If you like Nero, go ahead and burn a CD with > your Money data file and don't drag Money into the problem at all. Etc. > Second, don't expect the "backup to floppy" choice to offer up your > writeable CD. Is the writeable CD a floppy? No, it is not. Why would Money > think it is? > When a WinXP follow-on product supports the Mt. Rainier technology, and when > you have hardware that also supports Mt. Rainier, then maybe Money will be a > little more savvy about writable CDs. > Read the referenced MSKB for information about using the backup methods in > Money to backup to writeable CDs. > Reference courtesy of Glyn Simpson, Microsoft MVP - Money > References: > MSKB: Q265130 backup to writeable CDs > <http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q265130> "David" <dingers[at]emirates.net.ae> wrote in message > news:07d201c355a4$34ee3610$a401280a[at]phx.gbl... > > I've just installed Money 2003 - came bundled with a new > > PC. I want to backup direct to my CD burner but the backup > > options don't show the drive. Can anyone help with this? |
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| David wrote: - quote - > I've just installed Money 2003 - came bundled with a new
My understanding this not possible.> PC. I want to backup direct to my CD burner but the backup > options don't show the drive. Can anyone help with this? |
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| I've just installed Money 2003 - came bundled with a new PC. I want to backup direct to my CD burner but the backup options don't show the drive. Can anyone help with this? |
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