Does anyone know how to save files from my pc to a cd-rw?

open the program (if text) in word processor, Go to save, go to what ever is your cd-rom drive letter and hit save. The same way you save to a floppy 3.5

Depends on the OS. Drag-and-drop may work.

If you're using linux then look for a suitable software to write files onto the CD. If you're using Macintosh OS then you can simply drag and drop where you'll be asked whether you have to burn the files on the disc. On confirmation the files would be written on the disc. If you're using windows then you can used In CD writer or Ahead Nero software to write files on the CD...

I use a program called Nero by Ahead. It's an easy drag and drop interface to making any kind of CD you want.

If you are backing up your files, than all you have to do is insert the CD, click on the back up button in system tools, which is under Accessories. Or, if your just doing some files, select the files, copy it onto the cd Drive when the CD is in. Afterwards, it should say "Files to be written onto the CD" or something like that. Then, you click on File(or was it under another Tab?), click on write files to CD, and then Voila! Be careful not to delete any files already on the CD.

you need a burning program that is Nero or Alcohol 120% cd/rw blank disks, a cd rom that is a re-writeable CD rom, and the disks should be 80 meg disks not music disks, DATA CD's comes in stacks of 10=20= or 50 packs. start the burning program, select the files from the harddrive to the buring program window, after you get something over there. The buring button is active. after you get all your files over in the right windows, then click the burn button. it will go to another screen and burning will begin. it will ask you if you want to save or discard the ISO....discard. good luck

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if you have any decent burning software you can use it just like a cd-r

Well you could copy the file and paste it to your D drive or you can right click on the file and select "send to" and choose your D drive...or drag and drop. Good Luck