Copy .jpg files to a Windows CD

Hello,
I have some .jpg image files from a family gathering that I'd like to share. Unfortunately, everyone else, but me has a PC the CDs I made on my Mac can not be read byt them. Is there some reasonble priced software I could get or a trick to creating a CD with .jpg files that can be read on either a Mac or PC. I saw a thread about creating an .iso file, but am unsure how to do that. Are there instructions somewhere? Thanks so much. Margie

I think burning the CD from the Finder window would do. Just click the burn symbol that will appear on the Finder to make a Mac/PC compatible CD. Sometimes that a file is projected on a PC as a .DAT file - not recognised - write the extension (.jpeg, .bmp, whatever) manually.

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