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From Mellie===
Dear Webby
I've gotten alot of good tips from you, and for that I thank you. 
Here's a problem I'm hoping that someone can help me solve. 
I have several audio files on my hard drive that's too large for 
the standard 80 minute CD. Is there any way to split those 
files so that I can put these onto disks? I do have them zipped 
and backed up, but I'd rather put it on a disk so I can play 
them in a CD player. Any suggestions?? I'm running xp on my 
system.  
Thanks  mellie

Dear Mellie
If those files don't fit onto a CD, then they came from a DVD.
There are quite a few programs that will let you put a DVD or 
parts of one onto regular CD's.

Don't buy any of the crap advertised by spammers. There are
plenty of those programs available for free, and most likely
the spammers are just trying to con you into paying for one of
the many free ones.

The general term for those programs is "Audio Ripper", even 
though they work for movies too. Originally they were used to
"rip off" the music from Music DVD's and make bootleg copies.
The name stuck.

PC-World recommends the ones at this page:

C-Net has a ton of them listed here:

Google has another huge list of them here:

I haven't used any of them and can't recommend one over the 
other, but you sure have a huge offering to chose from. 

Have FUN!
DearWebby