Making a Copy of Your Diskettes

If you have not made a copy of the original diskettes, you should do so before installing the software in your system. Store your original diskettes in a safe place.

Using this Guide

This guide is arranged as follows:

Chapter 1, “Knowing Your CD-ROM Drive”

Before you install your drive, you should read this chapter to become more familiar with your drive. This chapter acquaints you with the various components and features of your CD-ROM drive. This chapter is especially helpful if you are new to CD-ROM drives.

Chapter 2, “Setting Up Your CD-ROM Drive”

After you have acquired a general understanding of your CD-ROM drive, you will be able to set up your CD-ROM drive easily and quickly. This chapter shows you how to install the drive and run the test program to ensure that your installation is successful.

Chapter 3, “Using QuickCD”

When you install your CD-ROM drive, the installation program copies QuickCD to your system. QuickCD is a program that plays audio CDs in DOS or Windows. This chapter describes how to run this program in both environments.

Chapter 4, “Doing More with Your CD-ROM Drive”

This chapter comprises several sections to help you get more out of your CD-ROM drive. These sections provide you with additional information about your drive e.g., changing the parameters of your CD-ROM drivers, and connecting additional drives.

Appendix A, “Technical Data”

If you want to know more about the physical dimensions, performance characteristics, and other specifications of your CD-ROM drive, you can refer to this appendix.

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Creative GCD-R542B manual Using this Guide, Making a Copy of Your Diskettes