not sure if your still interested but I made a DVD for our Legion by collecting old military photos from members and placing them with downloaded music into a DVD for showing at the club I have photos from WWI through now it's a great showing about 28 minutes long I scanned in the photos, cropped them used the Photo Story3 for windows program and a DVD buring program called Ashampoo8 **a plus was watching the older veterans with tears in their eyes watching friends they had lost.

Good info, thanks for sharing it. I'm almost embarrassed to say that I never even think of doing a multi-session burn. :)

I wanted to thank each of you for your suggestions about solving my problem. I tried each of your suggestions but without success, I wound up calling tec support and talked with a young man in the Philippines, he was very patient and got me through the process and I got the printer installed. Word of caution, read carefully the instructions when installing new hardware and when it says not to hook up the machine to the usb port before being told to do so during the installation process, DON'T DO IT. I was careless and it caused me a lot of aggravation........

I am running windows 7 and I have absolutely no problem loading photos on a CD The first step is to load the photos on the computer and save them in "My Pictures" There are numerous ways to load the photos on the computer but I find the simplest way is to pull the memory card out of the camera and insert it in the card reader on the computer. When the window drops down I just hit "copy to computer" Another box will drop down and ask you to input a file name. Input a file name and it will automatically upload all the photos and put them in that file in "My Pictures" Once you have the photos in "My Pictures" insert a blank CD in the drive and a box will come down asking what you want to do with the CD. Hit the box to open a "Data Disc" You then open "my Pictures" and find the file. If you put your cursor on the file, then right click a box will open and your can select "send to" then select the device address for your CD player and it will load the entire file on the CD. If you do not want to put the entire file on the CD open the file and individually select the photos you want, and hit the "send To" then the CD address. I shoot an average of 500 photos a day and after editing I generally put about 150 of those on CD. It takes me about 15 minutes to individually select and load 150 photos. After you are done loading the photos on the CD hit "Start" then hit "Computer" and locate the icon for your CD drive. Put your cursor on the CD drive icon and right click. A box will drop down and you select "Close the Session", another box will drop down and ask you how you want to close it. Select "As A Flash Drive". It will close the CD but leave it open so you can add more photos later or use that CD in other computers.