Can you save photos to CD from photoshop elem?

[Grant Dixon]

Nancy

I suspected that in you enthusiasm your fingers slipped. I just didn't want
to get our gracious host on this forum excited.

Grant

[Grant Dixon]

Marty

Thank you young lady you now have me blushing.

G.

[Stanley Hellman]

Grant, I don't know how old you are , but I am 80. Just learning PSE, I must say that Sara is excellent, kind, and Patient. No pictures have been submitted to the Chalange as yet, but I hope to rise to that state before too long.
Stanley

[Grant Dixon]

Stanley

My age seems to depend on what I am doing. With the Challenge I feel like a
kid again.

g.

[owl_luvr]

I agree with Grant. I'm not yet 40, but I'm in the process of learning that age is less a numeral and more a matter of 'you're only as old as you feel.'

Owl

[Nancy S]

Jean,

PSE doesn't fill the bill for that task. It is an image editor, not a file manager.

You just open up your burner software, Roxio, Nero, whatever, and for source, navigate to the folder (s) containing the images to burn. Select and click on "Add" in Roxio. Files are moved to bottom section of screen which is compiling the list of files to burn.

Very easy, but not done with PSE.

Nancy

[Mac McDougald]

To echo Nancy, burning files to either CD-R or CD-RW is a function of the
software that came with your CD burner (or a third party one). This is
not a function of ANY other application (graphics, wordprocessing,
database, etc), including Photoshop or Elements.

Mac