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Old 23rd October 2009, 22:52   #1  |  Link
maverickluke
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Convert iso to dvd then back to disc?

I have an .iso file which is a disc image. It is actually a software program that I burn to a disc. Then when I put in the burned disc, the auto installer of the program pops up and away I go. Here is what I want to do: I want to add a text file to the disc, so not only does the auto installer pop up, but if I double click the cd, then I can open the text file, which has some specific instructions about the program. What I tried to do was copy all the contents of the disc to a folder on the desktop, then add the text file in the folder. Then burn all the data back to a blank disc. The problem is that when I put in the newly burned disc, all the contents are there, but no auto install, and I don't know how to install the program. I think I have described clearly what I want to do. Please help.

Thanks for your help in advance.
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Old 24th October 2009, 00:54   #2  |  Link
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you need to find out how to do "autorun" for the "OS" you are using
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