opening jwc files

[wendyl]

Can anyone help please? I have created a DVD with a collection of pictures but if I try to open it it does not know how because they are jwc files When I tried to find programme which would open I got Regcure or Uniblue suggesting I download - not happy to do this as do not have other problems which they suggest are associated. I haven't contacted this site for a while and have usually resolved problems from here so am hoping someone can help. I created the disc from my laptop probably for the first time and just used the programme on it (its an acer). Its probably easier to use my PC but would like to sort if possible
My best wishes to all ABers for a Happy and Prosperous 2010

[weeal]

These files have been made on a programme called Jewel Case Maker where you can make the covers for your albums, you will need this programme to open them up

[weeal]

get a free download here

http://www.freedownlo...Creator_for_Word.html

[wendyl]

thanks weeal. I have that programme on the laptop so perhaps that explains why they are jwc files but not how to resolve my problem. The photos I am trying to put on DVD are some I downloaded from a friend's camera to put on CD for her. She has no computer only a DVD player. It appears to me I have to find a way to record in different format. Would moving them to my PC and recording from there be the answer or is there a better/simpler way you can suggest please

[wendyl]

sorry DVD not CD

[ChuckFickens]

Firstly it very unlikely you need to use a DVD (unless you have 1000's of photos)

Use a CD, it's much simpler and the DVD player should still show them.

simply right click on the photos you want on the CD and select send to and then select your CD drive, once you have gone through all photos open "my computer" (or computer in vista) and then your CD drive and click the link in the top left that says burn these files to CD.

[wendyl]

thanks chuckfickens. i did try a CD but the laptop did not appear to recognise - kept asking me to insert when already there. Your instructions are how I would normally do on PC so I'll copy over anyway and do from there I think

[wendyl]

thanks