atw: Re: Saving a PDF to disk

Hi Tracy,

Just because you are using a recordable CD that you use for
backups elesewhere doesn't mean that the drive on the PC
that you are using right now is actually a CD writer (it
might only be a reader).

Also, the IT policy at where you are / for that PC might
disallow writes to removable media.

Hope that helps.

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----- Message from tnr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ---------
   Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2005 13:21:00 +1000
   From: Tracy Jenner-Lawson <tnr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: austechwriter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: atw: Re: Saving a PDF to disk
     To: austechwriter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx


Hi Naomi

Thanks for your email, I should've been more accurate. I'm trying to save it to a CD using Save As from Acrobat. The CD is recordable as I use them all the time for file back-ups. I've been able to save the PDF onto my hard drive and also a floppy, but still not a CD.

Thank-you,

Tracy 

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