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CPA Firm has sent my company copies of tax returns on disks - pdf format. I can open them and access them when I insert the disk in the cd drive, but I'd like to save them on the hard drive so I can access them without the disk.

Copy and Paste the files. It's very simple - open disc select PDF file and copy. Then browse to your hard drive and paste.

You need to get acrobat (adobe)

select the file, right mouse click, copy...then go to your hard drive in my computer, right mouse click and then select paste.

Go to where the file is saved. Left click, then right click on the file you want to save. When the menu pops up, select Copy, then hover your mouse over your desktop, left click, then right click, select Paste. Done!

You can use Windows Explorer (Start -> Accessories -> Windows Explorer) to copy them from the CD to your hard drive. Fire up two copies of Windows Explorer. In one, navigate to the CD (under "My Comuter"), and in the other to the folder you want to copy it to. Drag & drop the file(s) from teh window with the CD to the window with the hard drive. Also, in Acrobat, you may be able to "save as" and save the PDF on your hard drive.

Save the pdf files from the CD to a folder on your hard drive. You should be able to simply drag and drop the files from the CD drive folder to a folder you created on your hard drive. The files should get copied unless you are a secondary user that doesn't have administration rights to copy files, in which case the main administrator is the only user that can copy the files.

open the file> save file as> then tell it where > save file as c"\windows\programfiles\taxes\MYfiles.pdf it will look something like that = ] I have been saving these types of files on hard drive and flash drives for over 10 years. It is simple and fast.