–
Dropping
an
ISO
or
GI
CD
image
into
the
files
box
for
a
data
CD
will
record
the
image
file
directly
onto
the
CD.
–
To
make
an
ISO
image
of
a
CD
with
RecordNow,
select
Copy
a
CD
and
set
the
destination
recorder
to
record
file
to
hard
disk.
Note:
To
limit
the
recording
speed
in
RecordNow,
select
Options,
and
in
the
Advanced
tab
window
pick
the
speed
of
your
choice
from
the
drop
down
box
entitled,
″Limit
the
Maximum
recorder
speed.″
Using
the
CD-R
and
CD-RW
function
The
Multi-Burner
drive
can
write
to
both
CD-R
and
CD-RW
discs.
CD-R
discs
cannot
be
erased,
but
can
be
used
with
standard
CD-ROM
drives
and
CD
players.
You
can
use
CD-R
discs
to
record
audio
tracks,
store
data,
archive
files,
and
copy
files
from
another
CD.
CD-RW
discs
can
be
erased
and
rewritten,
but
can
be
used
only
with
newer
MR-
and
CD-RW-compatible
CD-ROM
and
DVD-ROM
drives.
You
can
use
CD-RW
discs
to
back
up,
store,
and
update
files
or
to
copy
files
from
another
CD.
Notes:
1.
CD-R
discs
are
playable
on
audio
CD
players.
CD-RW
discs
are
not
playable
on
most
audio
CD
players.
2.
The
software
included
with
this
drive
does
not
enable
the
drive
CD-recording
capabilities
with
DOS,
Windows
3.x,
or
IBM
OS/2
®
operating
systems.
For
more
information
on
using
the
software,
refer
to
“Using
drive
letter
access
(DLA)”
on
page
11
and
“Using
the
RecordNow
software”
on
page
12.
Using
the
DVD-R
and
DVD-RW
function
The
Multi-Burner
drive
can
write
to
both
DVD-R
and
DVD-RW
discs.
DVD-R
discs
cannot
be
erased,
but
can
be
used
with
standard
DVD-ROM
drives
and
DVD
players.
You
can
use
DVD-R
discs
to
record
audio
tracks,
store
data,
archive
files,
and
copy
files
from
another
DVD.
DVD-RW
discs
can
be
erased
and
rewritten,
but
can
be
used
only
with
newer
MR-
and
DVD-RW-compatible
DVD-ROM
drives.
You
can
use
DVD-RW
discs
to
back
up,
store,
and
update
files
or
to
copy
files
from
another
DVD.
For
more
information
on
using
the
software,
refer
to
the
IBM
RecordNow
and
IBM
DLA
help
information
on
the
Software
and
User’s
Guide
Super
CD.
Backing
up
a
CD
or
DVD
To
copy
a
commercial
CD
or
DVD,
you
must
own
the
copyright
or
obtain
permission
from
the
copyright
owner.
If
you
do
not
own
the
copyright
or
do
not
obtain
permission
from
the
copyright
owner,
you
might
be
violating
copyright
law
and
might
be
subject
to
payment
of
damages
or
other
remedies.
For
more
information
on
copyright
law,
consult
your
legal
advisor.
Chapter
2.
Using
the
Multi-Burner
drive
13