In , on 12/03/05 
   at 02:37 PM, "Robert Traynor  (BobT)"
 said:

>The main advantages are that I don't lose either DVD drive as a reader
>and RSJ and CDrecord2 both work.  RSJ still burns as drive Z: ONLY when
>the drive is "Attached" for the burning session.

FWIW, Iponly use RSJ here. When I burn a cd,I dont use "Copy
Wizard",I just open CDVIEW. Then open cdrecord. Then copying a music
cd,or an ISDO image is s simpleDnD operation. And the DVD.CD reader is sen
as drive S,the dvd/cd writer is seen as T.
Of course,I open the cd or the folder where I have copied the ISO image to as well.
Just ny two cents worth.

Chimo!
Vic Green 
CALGARY,ALBERTA
eComStation 1.2,Java 1.4.2,Mozilla 1.73,MR2ICE 2.60b,.......Doing what I
want to do, and not what Pieface Billy wants me to do.
Microsoft is to quality software as MacDonalds is to gourmet food. 
"Windows for Dummies" is not only a book title,it is Microsoft
company philosophy.



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