- 1). Insert a blank CD into the disc drive on your computer. Verify that you have a CD-RW or DVD-RW drive on your computer, as regular disc drives are not capable of creating a CD.
- 2). Click "Burn files to data disc" in the window that opens once the computer has read the blank disc.
- 3). Type a name for the CD, then click "Next." Vista will use the date as the default name if you don't want to provide one. Once Vista has finished preparing the disc, it will display an empty folder that represents the information currently on the disc. Leave this window open.
- 4). Browse to the Word 2007 file that you want to copy to the CD. If you aren't able to locate the file, click "Start" and type ".docx" into the search field at the bottom of the Start menu. Select the Word 2007 file from the list of results.
- 5). Right-click the Word 2007 file and choose "Copy."
- 6). Return to the folder for your blank disc.
- 7). Right-click inside the folder and choose "Paste."
- 8). Click "Burn to disc" at the top of the window once all of the files you want on CD have been added to the disc folder.
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