Burning Pictures to Disk so Windows Machines can read

Greetings,
I am having a few problems burning my jpegs to a disk such that the disk can be read by a Windows machine. Anybody have any idea what might be happening there? When put in the Windows machine, it simply says - Corrupt file or the like. I am running the original version of Jaguar. Thanks in advance for your help.
BoyneRiverMac

Are you using OS 10.2, see KB 107035, Mac
OS X 10.2: Burned CDs Do Not Work in Microsoft Windows.

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