How do you make cds written with windows xp readable on any pc?

Question

Hi,
I'm using windows xp's native cd writing program to write some data files to a cd. the only problem is that when the data is written and the disc ejected, the cd is only recognised and readable on that pc (and I, guess, others with RW drives) I need to send copies of the this disc to a few people and I can't just assume that they are using a cd rw drive. On other systems I have used, there has been an option during the write process to choose if the disc should be kept open for additional recording or closed so that it can be read by any pc. do you kknow how do do this with windows xp's own program so that i can send these discs out confident that any pc can read them?

Thanks
Paul

Answer 1

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Answer 2

U say to u have data file who is protect off other system when u recording in uor own.I am under Linux and linux dosent have any problem with writing file.But i know windows sh_it system.When u copy data file its better use CD creator i think to u have in free market on street or use http://emule.de to download this and much other program who have option for recording.U must be creative its be nice to use Google for all.