Saving to CD from Publisher

Glad to help, thanks for your posting your success, it is great to read...

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Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
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"LisM" wrote in message
...
THANK YOU, THANK YOU! It worked! I just dragged by document over to my
desktop, then clicked, 'send to' and clicked D: drive and then it opened the
Microsoft programing that walked me through it all and I just clicked 'write
these files to the CD in the D: drive'. IT WORKED!

Thank you SO MUCH!

LisM

ps - Sent you a seperate email earlier today after finding you on these
pages... please disregard as you answered it here. I KNEW AFTER FINDING YOUR
NAME ALL OVER THESE ANSWER PAGES YOU MIGHT BE THE ONE TO HELP ME! Thx

"Mary Sauer" wrote:

Windows has its own copy software. You should be able to drag and drop the
file
onto an empty writable CD disk in the proper drive. Then click the drive in
your
My Computer, File, write these files to CD.

--
Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
http://msauer.mvps.org/
news://msnews.microsoft.com

"LisM" wrote in message
...
Thank you for replying... I have Windows Media Player, that must be my CD
burner software, and yes it is to get it to a publisher today! ;-) I will
check out that software and this is looking more promising every minute
with
every helpful post.

THANK YOU!

ps - (Crash) nickname... ;-) Uh-oh...

THANKS! LisM


"Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:

When you're finished with your project, THEN you will burn it to a CD..you
know that right?

Put a blank CD in your burner, fire up your burner software (dunno what
you
have, cause you didn't say)...then you may have to read Help for your
burner
software.

I assume you are burning to CD so you can take it to a printer?

?
hth

--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression






"LisM" wrote in message
...
Thank you for replying... it is saved now on my C: drive... I am trying
to
move it to a disc, CD, to give it to the publisher. Remember I really
have
no idea what I am doing... how do I use my CD burning software to do
that?

"JoAnn Paules" wrote:

You don't save to the disk. You save the file to your hard drive then
use
your CD-burning software.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


"LisM" wrote in message
...
Help! First time Publisher user... trying to do a rush school
yearbook
project for 50 kids... I am using the Microsoft Office Package
version,
so
not full version of Publisher?, preinstalled on my computer with the
Office
2003 package and Windows xp 2002 version OP.
When I try to save my 12 page project to D drive (which I use all the
time
to save and to and from) it says:
"Incorrect Function" and then new box "You do not have access to the
folder
"d". See your administrator for access to this folder."
HOW FRUSTRATION... I AM THE ADMINISTRATOR OF MY COMPUTER! ;-)
I am a total novice at comuters and programs/systems.
RUSH PROJECT... CAN ANYONE HELP?
Thanks!

You're lucky...usually these last minute dead line deals don't have a happy
ending :-)

"Crash" nick comes from my overly active beta testing of every piece of
software I could get my hands on...I don't do that anymore I have enough
grey hair thankyou.



--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression






"LisM" wrote in message
...
THANK YOU, THANK YOU! It worked! I just dragged by document over to my
desktop, then clicked, 'send to' and clicked D: drive and then it opened
the
Microsoft programing that walked me through it all and I just clicked
'write
these files to the CD in the D: drive'. IT WORKED!

Thank you SO MUCH!

LisM

ps - Sent you a seperate email earlier today after finding you on these
pages... please disregard as you answered it here. I KNEW AFTER FINDING
YOUR
NAME ALL OVER THESE ANSWER PAGES YOU MIGHT BE THE ONE TO HELP ME! Thx

"Mary Sauer" wrote:

Windows has its own copy software. You should be able to drag and drop
the file
onto an empty writable CD disk in the proper drive. Then click the drive
in your
My Computer, File, write these files to CD.

--
Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
http://msauer.mvps.org/
news://msnews.microsoft.com

"LisM" wrote in message
...
Thank you for replying... I have Windows Media Player, that must be my
CD
burner software, and yes it is to get it to a publisher today! ;-) I
will
check out that software and this is looking more promising every minute
with
every helpful post.

THANK YOU!

ps - (Crash) nickname... ;-) Uh-oh...

THANKS! LisM


"Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:

When you're finished with your project, THEN you will burn it to a
CD..you
know that right?

Put a blank CD in your burner, fire up your burner software (dunno
what you
have, cause you didn't say)...then you may have to read Help for your
burner
software.

I assume you are burning to CD so you can take it to a printer?

?
hth

--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression






"LisM" wrote in message
...
Thank you for replying... it is saved now on my C: drive... I am
trying to
move it to a disc, CD, to give it to the publisher. Remember I
really
have
no idea what I am doing... how do I use my CD burning software to do
that?

"JoAnn Paules" wrote:

You don't save to the disk. You save the file to your hard drive
then use
your CD-burning software.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


"LisM" wrote in message
...
Help! First time Publisher user... trying to do a rush school
yearbook
project for 50 kids... I am using the Microsoft Office Package
version,
so
not full version of Publisher?, preinstalled on my computer with
the
Office
2003 package and Windows xp 2002 version OP.
When I try to save my 12 page project to D drive (which I use all
the
time
to save and to and from) it says:
"Incorrect Function" and then new box "You do not have access to
the
folder
"d". See your administrator for access to this folder."
HOW FRUSTRATION... I AM THE ADMINISTRATOR OF MY COMPUTER! ;-)
I am a total novice at comuters and programs/systems.
RUSH PROJECT... CAN ANYONE HELP?
Thanks!