You can always try to re-rip them from the cd you bought, of course...you do have the store-bought cds, right?
But if you insist, there are 3 ways you can do this:
1. Burn the songs to cd. Of course, you need a cd burner and a cd drive in the destination computer.
2. Just rip the HDD out, install it as slave in the source PC, and copy the files you want.
3. Use WinRAR or WinZip. WinRAR can zip all your files, and then break it down automatically into chunks sized 1.44 MB, which perfectly fits a blank floppy. You have to move them into the floppy manually though, which can be a pesky task especially if the floppy is not empty and needs manual deletions. Once moved, you have to copy the files from the floppy into the destination PC manually again, and rebuild the chunks. You have to have WinRAR installed on both source and destination PCs.
WinZip does it Wizard style, it automatically writes into the floppy and erases the content of the floppy automatically if you tell it to. It will prompt you to change disks whenever the current one is full. To unzip it into the destination PC, insert 1st disk, then when prompted, insert last disk, then insert 1st disk again. After that, number 2,3,4 etc. Downside of this method of course, you have to sit in front of the source PC during the zipping process, and then sit in front of the destination PC during the unzipping process again, and it can take hours.
There's method no. 4: network your pcs, but I have no experience in that.
Method no.1 is the simplest one. If you don't have a cd burner on your source PC or a cd rom in your destination cd, or you lack both, try method 2. Method 3 will literally take you hours to accomplish, judging from the size of the task.
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Edited by - Fear Factor on 11-04-2003 15:10:13