Can I up and download CDs

[aluminum@noemail.com]

I have had several computers over the years and none of them would
ever accept a CD Drive. I've probably owned 10 or more drives. My
latest computer is a 1gh P3. It came with XP which was slow and I
dont like XP anyhow. I installed Win98 instead. Once again no cd.
The cd worked in xp, but not in 98. Normally I dont care. I never
use them. I dont buy software I just download it and pay online
unless its free. I have Win98 installation on a spare harddrive to
install Windows.

Recently I got a digital camera and a pocket calendar. Both send CDs.
I cant get the drivers off the Cds so I cant use the camera,,,,,

Myt email is limited in space. Is there a way I can upload these cd's
to a website at a friends house then download them at home?

 

[Alan Edwards]

I may be missing something here but why don't you just copy the CDs to
thumb drives and take them home?
The upload/download seems to be a bit of overkill.

....Alan
--
Alan Edwards, MS MVP Windows - Internet Explorer
http://dts-l.org/index.htm



On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 18:09:14 -0500, in
microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion, aluminum@noemail.com wrote:

>I have had several computers over the years and none of them would
>ever accept a CD Drive. I've probably owned 10 or more drives. My
>latest computer is a 1gh P3. It came with XP which was slow and I
>dont like XP anyhow. I installed Win98 instead. Once again no cd.
>The cd worked in xp, but not in 98. Normally I dont care. I never
>use them. I dont buy software I just download it and pay online
>unless its free. I have Win98 installation on a spare harddrive to
>install Windows.
>
>Recently I got a digital camera and a pocket calendar. Both send CDs.
>I cant get the drivers off the Cds so I cant use the camera,,,,,
>
>Myt email is limited in space. Is there a way I can upload these cd's
>to a website at a friends house then download them at home?

 

[MEB]

"Alan Edwards" <edwards@southcom.com.au> wrote in message
news:vgcni3trp406r6rf789o9clb3uhafs1dib@4ax.com...
| I may be missing something here but why don't you just copy the CDs to
| thumb drives and take them home?
| The upload/download seems to be a bit of overkill.
|
| ...Alan
| --
| Alan Edwards, MS MVP Windows - Internet Explorer
| http://dts-l.org/index.htm
|

I would agree, but I'm curious why the CDROM drives don't ever work ...

|
|
| On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 18:09:14 -0500, in
| microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion, aluminum@noemail.com wrote:
|
| >I have had several computers over the years and none of them would
| >ever accept a CD Drive. I've probably owned 10 or more drives. My
| >latest computer is a 1gh P3. It came with XP which was slow and I
| >dont like XP anyhow. I installed Win98 instead. Once again no cd.
| >The cd worked in xp, but not in 98. Normally I dont care. I never
| >use them. I dont buy software I just download it and pay online
| >unless its free. I have Win98 installation on a spare harddrive to
| >install Windows.
| >
| >Recently I got a digital camera and a pocket calendar. Both send CDs.
| >I cant get the drivers off the Cds so I cant use the camera,,,,,
| >
| >Myt email is limited in space. Is there a way I can upload these cd's
| >to a website at a friends house then download them at home?


--
MEB
http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com
________