Burning pictures to CD

I used to be able to burn a CD a few pictures at a time till it was full. I have tried CD-R AND CD-RW and now it says "This Disc Does Not allow any more burns, please put in a blank CD"
what happened? I used a CD-RW disc, and it still doesn't allow more burns. There are only a few pictures on it, not anywhere near the 700 MB it says the disc holds. Thank you for any ideas..it's a pain to try to figure out how many that will fit on the CD to fill it. Just a lot easier to put them on a few at a time as I take the pictures. I don't want a million CD's with only a few pictures on them LOL

When you burn a CD with iPhoto you get a mini iPhoto Library on the disk designed for other iPhoto users. This can be confusing for folks with Windows machines who cannot find the actual photos or the correct versions if them in the resulting folder tree. So, to keep it simple, if you're sending to folks on Windows it's best to export the pics and burn them with the Finder or another app.
I'm not sure about the Finder "closing" a CD, but iPhoto has no extra ability in this area. I'd ask that one on the Using Mac OS X forum.
Regards
TD

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