Wiping with a disc toshiba tecra 8000 windows 2000 professional

I want to recycle an old laptop (see subject line) and would like to wipe it clean first. I have a "wipe" disc from the tech guys at work but the directions they gave me do not work with this old laptop. Can anyone tell me how to wipe clean the above-captioned laptop with a disc or any other way. thanks.

If your optical drive will boot from a CD, download Active@ KillDisk 9 (Windows) freeware from here.
-Jerry

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