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[Huskyhund]

Hi! I wonder, do Easy Media creator 9 have the InCd feature That lets you use a Cd-disc as you would usa a floppy disc with drag and drop? Right now I am using Easy Media creator 9 but interested in buying Creator 10. Do Creator 10 have this feature?

If you dont understand what I am talking about I understand you. My English really sucks sometimes :b

Thnx!

[ogdens]

Hi! I wonder, do Easy Media creator 9 have the InCd feature That lets you use a Cd-disc as you would usa a floppy disc with drag and drop? Right now I am using Easy Media creator 9 but interested in buying Creator 10. Do Creator 10 have this feature?

If you dont understand what I am talking about I understand you. My English really sucks sometimes :b

Thnx!

"do Easy Media creator 9 have the InCd feature"  -  Yes, its called Drag to Disk

"do Creator 10 have this feature?"   - N0

Read these   http://forums.support.roxio.com/index.php?showtopic=14628

http://forums.support.roxio.com/index.php?...=packet+writing

[Huskyhund]

"do Easy Media creator 9 have the InCd feature"  -  Yes, its called Drag to Disk

"do Creator 10 have this feature?"   - N0

Read these   http://forums.support.roxio.com/index.php?showtopic=14628

http://forums.support.roxio.com/index.php?...=packet+writing

Thank you so much for your reply. But the silly thing now is that I cannot find Drag to Disk anywhere! Maybe it was not included in the software when I bough this brand new laptop :/

[ogdens]

Thank you so much for your reply. But the silly thing now is that I cannot find Drag to Disk anywhere! Maybe it was not included in the software when I bough this brand new laptop :/

If Roxio came pre-installed on you computer then you have a OEM version, and would have to check with the computer supplier to fined out what they include with their OEM version. Most of the regular users that post on here don't use D2D and the reasons are contained in the sites I gave you to read.

[Huskyhund]

If Roxio came pre-installed on you computer then you have a OEM version, and would have to check with the computer supplier to fined out what they include with their OEM version. Most of the regular users that post on here don't use D2D and the reasons are contained in the sites I gave you to read.

It seems I dont have D2D but I can live without that. I had Nero before and I found InCd to be a useful tool but of course, I experienced some problems with it. I have noticed the sites you gave me and I have read it all through and after that, I cant do anything but to agree with the rest. Thanx for everything , you helped me a lot =D

[ogdens]

It seems I dont have D2D but I can live without that. I had Nero before and I found InCd to be a useful tool but of course, I experienced some problems with it. I have noticed the sites you gave me and I have read it all through and after that, I cant do anything but to agree with the rest. Thanx for everything , you helped me a lot =D

Your welcome, and thanks for the feedback.