Missing TT disk...now what?

[mycalling 26]

Does anyone know if Teaching Textbooks will replace a lost or damaged disk? If our disk is found, I'm not holding much hope it will be in usable condition.

 

I had asked here how to make copies and no one responded. Does anyone know how to make copies of what I have left and my other CDRom curricula? I know this will be an issue over and over with lost and damaged disks.

[Plucky 372]

Yes, they will replace it for $15 and free shipping.

[Chris in VA 17,798]

If you want to pm me--I have a solutions disk from Geometry I forgot to send someone about 4 years ago. I'd be happy to send it.

[mycalling 26]

Thanks for the info, True Blue. It's good to know I can at least get a replacement, but I'm really sick of worrying about these darn disks. Lessons would be a lot easier if I could have them do more subjects on their computers, but I'd just hate to keep investing in CDRoms they'll keep destroying.

 

It's TT5. We're a long way from being ready for Geometry, but thank you for the offer, Chris.

[Pink Fairy 231]

For future reference, I copy my TT discs onto cheap CD-roms, label them with the child's name and "$5". It's been a life saver around here (can you guess why? :tongue_smilie:).

[mycalling 26]

For future reference, I copy my TT discs onto cheap CD-roms, label them with the child's name and "$5". It's been a life saver around here (can you guess why? :tongue_smilie:).

That's what I want to do! How do you copy them to other CDRoms? :bigear:

 

I did just hear that there is a way to load them onto a hard-drive (I'm hoping that works for an external HD, too) and I'm thinking I could then put all the computers on a network and have them use them straight from there! Of course, I have no idea how to do any of this either.:glare: