Sharing CDs across Different Formats |
will write a disc in the proper format for Windows 3.x and DOS users. Follow the instructions given in the section “Making a Copy of a CD” on page
NOTE: CDs created with CD Copier will display long filenames when viewed in Windows 95, 98, and NT. When viewed in Windows 3.x and DOS, file names are shortened to the DOS standard of eight characters with a
CD-R discs created with Easy-CD Creator (Audio).
This application automatically writes the audio format understood by millions of car and home CD players in existence today. You will be able to share this disc with virtually any user.
CD-R discs created with Easy-CD Creator (Data).
Use
Interchange Summary
The following table is a brief summary of which CD drives can read discs created with certain application/media combinations.
Application | Type of CD |
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used to make | Drives that can read the CD | ||
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a CD |
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DirectCD | MultiRead | ||
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| Windows 95, 98, and NT 4.0 | |
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| *Most | ||
| (closed) | Windows 95, 98, and NT 4.0 | |
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CD Copier | MultiRead | ||
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| Any | ||
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