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heroinjunkierockstar

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Making Cds from ISO with Easy Cd Creator 5?
« on: 28 October 2002, 19:43 »
so i thought i was doing this right and i ended up just burning the ISO file to a disk just as if it was in a file. im using "create a data Cd." anyone have any experience with this for i am a noob with ISO files.
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Making Cds from ISO with Easy Cd Creator 5?
« Reply #1 on: 28 October 2002, 19:56 »
Doesnt Easy CD creator associate itself with ISO files? you should just be able to justdouble click on the nessesary ISO. But I feel the windows forum is more likely to help you on this one.
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Making Cds from ISO with Easy Cd Creator 5?
« Reply #2 on: 28 October 2002, 20:14 »
ya just doubleclick on teh iso. Or go to creat a data cd then click file>make iso
or somehting like that.
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« Reply #3 on: 29 October 2002, 07:11 »
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Making Cds from ISO with Easy Cd Creator 5?
« Reply #4 on: 30 October 2002, 08:25 »
to burn a iso downloaded from linuxiso.org in CDRWIN:

1) Select File Backup & Tools
2) Record ISO image file
   -Finalize/close session
   -write postgap
   -10* MAX
   -mode 1   disktype=cdrom
   -select image
3) Start
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