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Copy Folder Full on (D:) drive
I have been burning pictures to a CD in the DVD RW drive of my Toshiba
laptop. I just started getting a message that reads "There is not enough space on Oct 28 2007. You need an additional 486 MB to copy these files." And this is in a window called Copy Folder. Now Oct 28 seems to be the name of the DVD RW Drive (D. I don't know how it got that name but that's what it says everytime I go to computer and check out the (D drive. I'm thinking that some temporary memory that helps in the burn process is full but I don't know where to go to find it and clear it out. Help! |