How
to Burn a CD with Windows XP's Integrated Software... Continued Once
the progress bar has completed, your CD creation process is finished and you will
see a screen like the one on the right. If you see this screen that means your
CD was created successfully. There are a few error screens you could also get
if the burn process fails (which does happen sometimes), but for now we will assume
success. Next, click on the Finish button in the CD Writing Wizard. The
wizard will then close, and your CD Drive will eject the finished CD. It is important
to note that home made CDs are more sensitive to scratching than the pressed CDs
you buy at the store with music and software on them. You need to treat your burnt
CDs with care. Also, never use a sharp writing instrument (like a ball point pen)
to label your CDs. Permanent markers (like Sharpies) typically work best. If you
want a more professional looking label, there are many programs available at your
local computer software store to print fancy labels that stick to your CDs.
That's all there is to it. Have fun burning your CDs!
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