DVD Burning using Drag and Drop

So I finally made the junp to Vista, I'm using Vista Business.

In Windows XP, we were able to Drag and Drop files and folders onto the CD
Drive and then burn a CD. Is the same true with Vista but with DVDs?

Thanks,
~alan

I think that it's true, at least in Windows Vista Ultimate.
When you insert empty DVD, Windows will eventually ask to format it...
But yeah, it works pretty similar like in Windows XP.


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> So I finally made the junp to Vista, I'm using Vista Business.
>
> In Windows XP, we were able to Drag and Drop files and folders onto the CD
> Drive and then burn a CD. Is the same true with Vista but with DVDs?
>
> Thanks,
> ~alan

.you can do the same in Windows Vista..
Insert empty disc and drag n drop files and folders in drive...select
Master File System...that is used to burn CD-R and DVD-R....

Accomplish copying n burn


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Have a Look 'Here'
(http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...316981033.mspx)
for the full microsoft explanation and tutorial


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