Hiya Derek
Would that life were so simple...
Firstly it is the sound that you have to send to your PC not data and therefore the connection needs to be made between sound output on your KN7000 and sound input on your PC.
Next your PC has to figure out what to do with this input so a software programme is needed like Polderbits which converts the incoming sound into digital data which you can then save first to your hard-disk in the form of an MP3 file and from there 'burn' it to a blank CD using something standard on your PC like Windows Media Player. All very simple really...honest...
Rog

[This message has been edited by RMepstead (edited 07-07-2008).]