A little help please

La Huesera

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As I have already posted, I went out and bought a CD burner last weekend. It runs with the NERO program. I am trying to burn images on to a cd. I get right up to the point of picking where to burn to..and then I get this error message. "e:image.nrg you do not have permission to open this file. See the owner of the file or an administrator to obtain permission." Can someone please tell me what the hell I am doing wrong? And can someone else please pass me a stiff drink..ugggggg.
 
*slides the stiff drink across the table*

:) Hey, I helped out in the way I could.
 
you may have the file you wish to copy open somewhere else. or the properties may not allow it.

If you have windows XP you can copy and paste the file you want on to your burner
 
bump..'cause I really really really need to get this damn burner going. I have a portfolio due next week and most of my images are on my puter..and I need to get them to school.
 
I've just started using nero myself and have not had this problem.

Were did you get the images from in the first place that it might need the administrator to obtain permission ?

Resave the picture resized slightly and give it another file name. It might not just like the name you file has at the moment for some reason?????

:)
 
T.H I tried to resave it with not luck at all. I know this is a pain in the butt, but could you give me a step by step and how one burns an image. I would not bother you, but I am running out of time. Thanks so much for your help.
 
If you're running out of time, you'd better start copying them onto diskettes. It's going to take time but it'll be reliable. Complete your assignment, then worry about the burner.
 
La Huesera said:
T.H I tried to resave it with not luck at all. I know this is a pain in the butt, but could you give me a step by step and how one burns an image. I would not bother you, but I am running out of time. Thanks so much for your help.

I'm jumping in late here but I have a quick question that may lead to your resolution. Are you running either WindowsNT, Windows 2000 or Windows XP Professional on your machine? If so, when you installed Nero did you install it logged in as the Administrator or as a user?
 
When it come sto computers, I have no idea...i turn them on, click the button, then turn them off. I know nothing about NERO (even so much as what it is), however, I do have a burner, which I use through a program called Adaptec CD creator, and ME, so maybe I can be of help...
 
phrodeau said:
If you're running out of time, you'd better start copying them onto diskettes. It's going to take time but it'll be reliable. Complete your assignment, then worry about the burner.
I would love to do that, but my Photoshop files are tooooooooo big to save on a floppy. I can not falten them either because the Prof. wants to see each layer. I could kick my self for not buying a zip.
 
ma_guy said:


I'm jumping in late here but I have a quick question that may lead to your resolution. Are you running either WindowsNT, Windows 2000 or Windows XP Professional on your machine? If so, when you installed Nero did you install it logged in as the Administrator or as a user?

I am using Windows ME..(2000?) I am not sure what I logged in as..might reinstall it and see if that does me any good. Thanks
 
La Huesera said:


I am using Windows ME..(2000?) I am not sure what I logged in as..might reinstall it and see if that does me any good. Thanks

WinME's security is pretty lame. I don't think you'll have to reinstall. Click "Start", "Search, Files or Folders" and do a system-wide search for "*.pwd" and just delete every file that the search comes back with.

After that reboot your system and when the logon screen comes up just click "Cancel" and let the system run up and go from there.
 
La Huesera said:

I would love to do that, but my Photoshop files are tooooooooo big to save on a floppy. I can not falten them either because the Prof. wants to see each layer. I could kick my self for not buying a zip.

You can save a very large file onto several floppies if you use the Windows Backup utility. Assuming the school computer also has that utility, it can be reassembled.
 
La Huesera said:
T.H I tried to resave it with not luck at all. I know this is a pain in the butt, but could you give me a step by step and how one burns an image. I would not bother you, but I am running out of time. Thanks so much for your help.

I'll be back in an 90 minutes to help. :)

P.S. What did you save the pic as, jpeg, gif, tiff, ??????
 
what happens if you save them as a jpg, a gif or a tiff?

(btw.. I know nothing about NERO, but thought maybe the file extension might need to be changed) :confused:
 
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