I would hope after 50 years, patience, if nothing else, would finally have become a virtue to cherish for it's own sake. But in the modern age I suppose we are all our own worst enemies.
Anyway, to answer your question...
Under the 'File' menu, select "Load Audio CD tracks"...
When the one you want is in the editor, highlight the first 44 seconds - holding down the left mouse button, as per normal.
Right-click the highlighted area and select "Delete" from the menu which appears.
(Now here you say "Record"... not sure what you mean by that... if you wish, you can insert a previously recorded section into the file using the editing tools until you end up with what you want.)
Save the file. It will offer default .WAV options of PCM 44kHz 16Bit Stereo, 172 kb/sec, etc. These are fine, so save it anywhere.
Go back to the "File" menu at the top again, and select "Copy All Open Files to CD" - Select "Audio" from the sub-menu. This will tell you to save the file again because it likes repeating itself.
Anyway, this will invoke Express Burn Plus (NCH's disc burning toy). If you don't already have it installed, it will do it automatically and run it.
Select your saved file(s), hit "Burn CD" and Bob's your uncle.
May God grant you many more.
(At least until you tire of this mortal coil.)
