I am going to dump "Click N Burn" and stay with Adaptec "Easy CD Creator 4". If you are looking for something to replace the Adaptec software, don't bother with "Click N Burn". I consider it a waste of money.

I hope this saves someone the disappointment and waste of money and time that I experienced.

"goodby adaptec"
Everyone who rated this product was absolutly correct it is easy to use and does everything I need it to do.I've used adaptec for at least 3 years and just purchased a new cd-rw, before the purchase I tried to find out how compatable it would be with adaptec.I gave up, took adaptec off the computer, installed Click and Burn and so far I'm very happy.

"The absolute best!! No instructions needed!!"
Knowing that I was to recieve an Iomega Zip 650 USB CDRW for Christmas 2000,I went to Amazon to research CD burning software. I knew that the CD writer came with Adaptec Easy CD, But my sister's HP computer's CD writer came with that, and after a year of trying, we never burned one CD, so I knew Adaptec was not so easy. After reading the positive reviews at Amazon.com ,I bought Click and Burn Pro. It installs in seconds with no glitches. It uses almost no computer resources, and takes almost no hard drive space to install. Your opening screen is a simple 4 button interface, which follows: Copy a CD, Make an Audio CD, Data Disc,or a DJ Burn Mixed Mode. I copied a CD first, within 5 minutes of installing it ,and it worked perfectly. To make a music CD from Mp3s, just load them in the playlist in the order you wish them to appear on the CD, click the red record button, and and it makes the CD. There is NO need to covert your Mp3s to Wavs. first, Click and Burn does this behind the scenes without using any hard drive space. When recoding CD to CD, it does not put a copy of the CD on the hard drive unless you check a box telling it to. I have made at least 250 audio CDs,CD to CD copies,and data discs,and not one was bad, unless the file was corrupted before the burn job. Click and Burn Pro also contains an advanced application, but you problably won't need it. It also DOES NOT have a lot of features you don't need or want. You will not find better or easier to use CD software anywhere!! It also comes with CD labeling software, but use Surething CD labeler that. Available at here at Amazon.com, it too is easy to use and uses ANY brand of labels. P.S. I cannot comment on tech support,because Click and Burn works so well, I have never needed it!

"Not for VCDs"
Click `n Burn Pro worked well when I tried burning data or audio CDs, but it didn't work when trying to burn Video CDs on a Gateway PIII-933MHZ system with 384MB DRAM and a 70Gb hard drive, running Windows ME (English version). None of the five media players installed in my computer nor a stand alone Pioneer DVD player could read the VCDs. I contacted tech support twice, and was told to try downloading another media player (Choice Caster) for my computer or try burning CDRW discs to use in my stand alone DVD player. Neither suggestion worked.

Recently, I downloaded NTI's CD Maker 2000 Professional for a free 10-day trial, available at their website. VCDs burnt with NTI's software is working well in my computer, but not on my stand alone DVD player. B's Recorder Gold (Japanese version) seems to be the only software program that can burn VCDs that work both in my computer and stand alone DVD player. But finding the English version of this program has been a challenge. I know it's available, but I'm still trying to find somewhere that sells it.

I think Click `n Burn Pro is a cheap, reliable software program for data and audio recordings. But, why not buy Click `n Burn Plus instead? It performs the same functions and is cheaper. For VCD recording, there are definitely much better software available.

Ultimately, I think the right CD burning software for you depends on what kind of computer you're using, what you plan to do with it, and how much time and money you're willing to spend finding it. Personally, I wouldn't have bought Click `n Burn Pro if I knew what I know now... shoulda, coulda, woulda...

Good luck.