Blackberry updates remove (uninstalls) Roxio Easy CD/DVD Burning software

Whenever I do a Blackberry Desktop update, my Roxio Easy CD/DVD Burning software is removed. The only part of the program left standing is the "Drag & Drop" portion.
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Perfect. You got it exactly right with the media card. And if you like the media manager, stick with it. If it ain't broke......
I thought you wanted to get away from having to continually reinstalling the Easy Burn program, but if you have the disk and don't mind the process.....
Just my two cents worth. Keep coming back. Great place to pick up bits of information.
IrwinII
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