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I have about 500 family slides that I would like to tfransfer to DVD and digital  media.  I have a HP slide scanner and a DELL 5120 with 2 drives, I have software for the scanner. I can scan the disks but I cannot save for burning to disks. Could I use [...]]]></description>
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				<description>div stylefloat left padding 12pxa hrefwpcontentuploads20100235mmslidescanner2.jpgimg srcwpcontentuploads20100235mmslidescanner2.jpg alt adivdivemstrongJohn B recently askedstrongemI have about 500 family slides that I would like to tfransfer to DVD and digital media. I have a HP slide scanner and a DELL 5120 with 2 drives, I have software for the scanner. I can scan the disks but I cannot save for burning to disks. Could I use a Flash Disk Any help is appreciated.divdivdivdivBest AnswerdivdivdivdivThe easiest way to transfer your 35mm slides to dvd is to use this a hrefhttpwww.35slidescanner.com35mm slide scannera and transfer them all to a digital format. Then it is a matter of using your computers dvd burner to make a folder and burn them. It is much easier to use this technology than to fumble around with mulitple programs and accessories.div</description>
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