On 08/25/2005 at 04:18 PM, "David Eckard"
 wrote: >In
, on 08/25/2005  >   at
10:19 AM, inkleput{at}isp.com said:

>>You seem to know CDRecord well.  Perhaps you can help on something.

>The ISO file IS the image. that is, when you bring up the create data cd
>folder, on the left there shoud be a box that says Imagename:  Put the
>location of your ISO in that.  I have clicked on the on the fly radio button

With 0.56 (I forget for 0.53), better click the "Write Image"
radio button if
you want to write an ISO image as a complete CD. Also, be sure that you have
"single session" checked in the Settings.

I know, because I tried the variants and they didn't work.

To lessen the chance of error (especially by forgetting), I used the "Create
Data CD" template to make two folders, one for files and another for ISO
images, and named them accordingly. So far, I haven't used the wrong one for
either.

-- 
    Phil Parker
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Random quote:
  (1) Everything depends.
  (2) Nothing is always.
  (3) Everything is sometimes.




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