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Moving Stored photos to disc


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Ok first off Im about 97.2% computer illiterate. I know the very basics, I generally read GSpot, read my mail and the news,, do a few other things, upload my photos off of my camera and that type of thing --thats about it.

Its my first time in this forum(I didnt even know it was here --so that'll give you an idea of what I know..)..

Anyway this is the situation.

Im giving a talk soon and want to illustrate it with photogarphs.

I searched through about 3000 photos that I have stored, chose about 65 pertinent ones and arranged them IN ORDER in a file to match my subject and talk,

I then burned the file to CD

For some reason when they were burned onto the CD the computer completely rearranged the photos from the arrangement that I had carefully put them in back to a sequential arrangement based on when they were first loaded into my computer.

Ive tried a million (or so it seems) different ways to get it them to burn to the CD in the order that I want themto be in but so far nothing works

Im sure that there is some simple way to do this but so far it escapes me

I have the photos stored in Kodak Easyshare Files

(EASY share my eye.. <_< )

Im working on a desktop with a windows operating system.

I Apologize for being so inept.

If anyone know hows or has an idea how to do this Im all ears and would appreciate the direction and help

Thanks

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I can't guarantee I know the answer, but I MIGHT.

Did you ever RENAME the pictures? If not, then the camera assigned "names"

that were numerical, based on when you took them. Thus, they sort based on

the "names". If you rename/renumber them in the order you want,

then select the folder they're in and select to view them as a photo gallery or

filmstrip or whatever, they should display in the order you selected.

I think.

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