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Abraham Banlawe
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Im running P3 ver 2b.. I had to copy my file to a recordable cd as one of the back up but whenever I browse the recordable cd it cant read from there any suggestion ...

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A.Jaffer Sadiq
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u can copy to desktop it will open

Ali Hamouda
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Yes sir,

you are right,I have met this problem,and to overcome this.I copy the files to my Hard disk then I go to properties and I change the file attribute to archeive instead of Read only.

But I don,t know whether there is a choice in the burning CD, to copy and change the file attribute to archeive(I.e not read only)?

thanks
Robin Jongen
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Back up to a CD. When you burn something on a CD the software makes everthing read only. This is why you can not run it from a Cd. Regards, Robin Jongen
Greg Stacey
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P3 will not read files from a CD. Use the P3 back-up function to minimise file size when backing up, then restore from the CD to your computer/server.
Mohd Mahd
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well, try to copy those files to ur hard drive. then change them to a readable status. then, they should be workable one if they were not damaged.
If u will not be able to copy them, it means u have a bad cd copy, ... not usable.
wishing it was of some help. Mohd