So I am looking through my computer to find if any way I could not have to buy and purchase Windows 7, when it dawned on me, "Hey, I bet Roxio has some stupid thing needed to burn CDs!" Sure enough, it did. So I was burning my CD and it almost got to the end when some stupid error message came up. I thought I was sunk. I thought I would have to go into BIOS or something, reading Help on it wasn't exactly an upper (reads something to the effect of "if you're a complete and total idiot, you may wind up with a broken computer.") So, just for kicks, I put in the CD I thought wasn't made correctly, played just fine with my computer's CD player. Then for a real test: A real CD player. Again, flawless. I am very happy now, especially because Roxio's Audio Master 9 does not put in irritating two-second gaps at the end of my songs. Also, the songs sounded great as opposed to WiMP's version. And I didn't have to buy or purchase any stupid thing online. I have only bought one thing online in my life: A font making program which I lost because the computer broke and either I had stupidly forgot to make a backup disc containing the program or it didn't let me. And credit card numbers aren't really very safe nowadays, just ask a PS3 owner. I wish we lived in a world where stupid hackers had something else better to do with their time than try to use their skills for evil. Why not use them for good? You can even get money this way, too if you charge people for your hacking skills. And, since money appears to be the only motive to hacking, it works perfectly in this "must-have money" world we live in today.