Downloading onto Laptop

[BayBoy1]

Iv'e got a set of Language Cd's, how can I Download them into" my documents" on my Laptop, so that I don't have to keep loading the CD's in everytime I want to use them, and I don't have to carry them to work with me.

[The Builder]

Assuming they are normally played in an ordinary home CD player, then treat them as you would music files. You need a "CD Ripper" to extract the files and convert them to mp3s. There are plenty of cheap of even free ones around.
Hang around and someone might be able to suggest one :o)

[rojash]

Windows Media Player is free, and it's already on your machine (unless you're Linux or Mac, of course)

[gulliver1]

thanks rojash and builder, I have got W Media Player and I have put the CD in the laptop what do I do next.

[eash]

On Windows Media Player there should be a RIP option which does what it means really and rips the info from the disc to media player.

[rojash]

Press F1
When the help screen opens, in the left-hand pane, double-click the item "Ripping music from CDs"
Click on "Rip music from a CD"
In the right-hand pane, click "To rip music from a CD"
Follow the instructions.