-=PCTechTalk=- Re: The first of many WinXP Questions
- From: Lacey <stormy1@xxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 16 Aug 2003 16:23:07 -0700
thanks for your input Rose. Interestingly enough when I got there this
morning to hook the machine up for them I found that the CD Burner came
bundled with Nero and so the computer tech's that installed the OS and other
software the came with it .... obviously installed that as well. I think it
will be a while in any case, before they're feeling brave enough to consider
burning CD's -- right now they're still working on the hand-eye coordination
that us oldbies take for granted in getting the mouse to click where we
think it should be at!! (its kinda funny to watch actually!)
Oh, and I think it's very rude of Roxio not to phone you and inform you of
their plans!! Not very considerate are they?!!
~Lacey~
----- Original Message -----
From: <TechRose@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2003 3:06 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: The first of many WinXP Questions
> The cd burning that comes with XP is done by Roxio. Not that this
> information is critical, but I think it is interesting. The System
Restore
> is also by them. As you may know Roxio also makes the Go Back Program.
> These CD Burning and System Restore features are sort of 'lite' versions
of
> their full packages.
>
> I understand Roxio is working on a new package for cd burning and more.
> Right now their latest product is Version 6 and it does CD's and DVD's.
> They have purchased PhotoSuite and that is a good photo editing product.
I
> believe their new suite will be an entire suite of products in the box.
>
> I also believe Roxio has purchased Napster. But, there I think the intent
> is to sell music, but, since they do not call me and tell me their plans,
I
> can only go by the articles and things I read.
>
> I would seriously consider letting the folks learn how to burn cd's from
the
> one built into XP. It has a very simple straight forward approach and it
is
> ALMOST fool proof.
>
> Then, when Roxio has its new product out, I might consider that. The
reason
> I am saying this is 1. These folks have very little computer experience.
2.
> Having a product that is in a suite...sort of an all in one Swiss army
knife
> approach, will make it easier for them to explore and become more
> comfortable with reaching out and doing more.
>
> Playing with Photos and making family cd's and DVD's will be so much
easier.
> The Photo Album feature is something that makes someone feel successful
> right off the bat.
>
> This is all just my humble opinion.... But I do think starting them
> simple..and them moving them to a suite will strengthen the possibilities
of
> their being successful and happy.
>
> Hugs,
> Rose
> Las Vegas
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