Hi Everyone: Can anyone explain why I cannot copy my just finished
Excel(2003) spreadsheetsts directly to a cd or what the specific steps are on
how this process is completed?Also,how does or can I edit those files once
they are on the cd?Any and all help will be much appreciated.Thanks...

The method for copying your files to CD will depend on your operating system
and on what CD writing software you have; it is not an Excel function.

Don't try to edit the file on the CD. Copy the file to a hard disk and edit
it there.
--
David Biddulph

"jm47" wrote in message
...
Hi Everyone: Can anyone explain why I cannot copy my just finished
Excel(2003) spreadsheetsts directly to a cd or what the specific steps are
on
how this process is completed?Also,how does or can I edit those files once
they are on the cd?Any and all help will be much appreciated.Thanks...

Thanks David: I have Windows XP Pro.The cd writing software is what came with
the operating system...Joe

"David Biddulph" wrote:

The method for copying your files to CD will depend on your operating system
and on what CD writing software you have; it is not an Excel function.

Don't try to edit the file on the CD. Copy the file to a hard disk and edit
it there.
--
David Biddulph

"jm47" wrote in message
...
Hi Everyone: Can anyone explain why I cannot copy my just finished
Excel(2003) spreadsheetsts directly to a cd or what the specific steps are
on
how this process is completed?Also,how does or can I edit those files once
they are on the cd?Any and all help will be much appreciated.Thanks...

Open Windows Explorer, and then drag and drop the files of interest to
the CD. Elect to "Write these files to CD" when you are done.

jm47 wrote:

Thanks David: I have Windows XP Pro.The cd writing software is what came with
the operating system...Joe

"David Biddulph" wrote:


The method for copying your files to CD will depend on your operating system
and on what CD writing software you have; it is not an Excel function.

Don't try to edit the file on the CD. Copy the file to a hard disk and edit
it there.
--
David Biddulph

"jm47" wrote in message
...

Hi Everyone: Can anyone explain why I cannot copy my just finished
Excel(2003) spreadsheetsts directly to a cd or what the specific steps are
on
how this process is completed?Also,how does or can I edit those files once
they are on the cd?Any and all help will be much appreciated.Thanks...

Thanks Bob I .Just Exactly how do I drop the files to the cd?

"Bob I" wrote:

Open Windows Explorer, and then drag and drop the files of interest to
the CD. Elect to "Write these files to CD" when you are done.

jm47 wrote:

Thanks David: I have Windows XP Pro.The cd writing software is what came with
the operating system...Joe

"David Biddulph" wrote:


The method for copying your files to CD will depend on your operating system
and on what CD writing software you have; it is not an Excel function.

Don't try to edit the file on the CD. Copy the file to a hard disk and edit
it there.
--
David Biddulph

"jm47" wrote in message
...

Hi Everyone: Can anyone explain why I cannot copy my just finished
Excel(2003) spreadsheetsts directly to a cd or what the specific steps are
on
how this process is completed?Also,how does or can I edit those files once
they are on the cd?Any and all help will be much appreciated.Thanks...

As we said earlier, this is a Windows question, not an Excel question, but
if your CD writing drive is drive D, you will see drive D under "My
Computer" in Windows Explorer. That's where you need to drop the files.
--
David Biddulph

"jm47" wrote in message
...
Thanks Bob I .Just Exactly how do I drop the files to the cd?

"Bob I" wrote:

Open Windows Explorer, and then drag and drop the files of interest to
the CD. Elect to "Write these files to CD" when you are done.

jm47 wrote:

Thanks David: I have Windows XP Pro.The cd writing software is what
came with
the operating system...Joe

"David Biddulph" wrote:


The method for copying your files to CD will depend on your operating
system
and on what CD writing software you have; it is not an Excel function.

Don't try to edit the file on the CD. Copy the file to a hard disk and
edit
it there.
--
David Biddulph

"jm47" wrote in message
...

Hi Everyone: Can anyone explain why I cannot copy my just finished
Excel(2003) spreadsheetsts directly to a cd or what the specific steps
are
on
how this process is completed?Also,how does or can I edit those files
once
they are on the cd?Any and all help will be much appreciated.Thanks...

Thanks David: everything is working fine...

"David Biddulph" wrote:

As we said earlier, this is a Windows question, not an Excel question, but
if your CD writing drive is drive D, you will see drive D under "My
Computer" in Windows Explorer. That's where you need to drop the files.
--
David Biddulph

"jm47" wrote in message
...
Thanks Bob I .Just Exactly how do I drop the files to the cd?

"Bob I" wrote:

Open Windows Explorer, and then drag and drop the files of interest to
the CD. Elect to "Write these files to CD" when you are done.

jm47 wrote:

Thanks David: I have Windows XP Pro.The cd writing software is what
came with
the operating system...Joe

"David Biddulph" wrote:


The method for copying your files to CD will depend on your operating
system
and on what CD writing software you have; it is not an Excel function.

Don't try to edit the file on the CD. Copy the file to a hard disk and
edit
it there.
--
David Biddulph

"jm47" wrote in message
...

Hi Everyone: Can anyone explain why I cannot copy my just finished
Excel(2003) spreadsheetsts directly to a cd or what the specific steps
are
on
how this process is completed?Also,how does or can I edit those files
once
they are on the cd?Any and all help will be much appreciated.Thanks...