How would I know if this was directed at me?  Anyways, good morning. Howard

Trix, here is your return mail. John

Got your email. Seems to be working.--Matthew Chao

How are you doing ? Hope you are keeping safe ? Hopefully 2021 will be the end of the pandemic Actually, I need a favor from you. I'd appreciate if you could email me back when you get

Greetings, Howard, I've been using GW since V4.72, to the best of my knowledge, the sdcroll lock thing has always been contro with l.

Thank you Joe Paton.  The control-l did it.  But in the past, it was one of those three keys just right of the function keys; can't remember which one is the scroll lock.  Tried all three and now

howard, try control-l. It used to be refered to as scroll lock on and off. now it's something like follow cursor. HTH

Using a pretty recent version of GoldWave with Win10 and NVDA.  Want to skip forward and back using right and left arrows.  It doesn't move at all.  It seems like there's a setting that I need to

sorry for the delay but I had to check it out to find the answer to your questions. I had to use the JAWS cursor to find how much time on an audio cd had been using and what the total time could be.

tell me with any burn, if your doing a audio cd, does it tell u wen your adding the number of tracks, how many minutes u have left? and can u create a cd with mp3's on it, and can u coppy cd's? from

re nero i think i lasted nero wen i had a pc with windows xp on it. i think it was nero 5.822.

hay steve i agree with you on this one. stew

I've been trying to do that for years, but somehow it never works out! I'll keep on it though.

I got Anyburn and it's wonderful for creating CD compilations. Very simple and straightforward. The only drawback so far is that, when you're burning a CD form mp3/mp4 files, three buttons aren't

This is so complicated. Just ask him to upload the .wav file to a third party file transfer service. I am a field recordist and do this for producers all the time. Keeps things simple and the

Yes, AnyBurn's good, too.

Yes, but Don said it got lost and is not on his latest computer.

CDBurnerXP stopped working on my windows 7 machine a few months ago but someone reccomended anyburn which I reallly like. It will even rip cd's as well as burn. and to create a cd you can have the

Sure, but if a person already has Nero, it would make sense to use it. I have Nero 12 on this Windows 10 PC here myself (or is it 11, I haven't actually burned a CD in a while) and still use it. The

In my unhumble, Nero has never ever been the best anything, especially when there are no-cost alternatives which, among other things, are a lot more accessible and a lot lighter on system resources.