Nero and Easycd
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The-poacher <<>> Super Moderator
At one time there was a boot facilty for this (long ago when these 2 used to clash) but U can have them both installed (if they are the later versions) with no problems & use shortcut to open them
That said I wouldnt install Easy CD Cremator for burning on my enemies PC much less mine!!
Welcome to the Forum
Why not go & introduce yourself to the other members
http://www.cdrbase.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=141
Please read the Rulez <<< >>> And dont forget The Search Button
http://www.cdrbase.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=58
The-poacher <<>> Super Moderator
At one time there was a boot facilty for this (long ago when these 2 used to clash) but U can have them both installed (if they are the later versions) with no problems & use shortcut to open them
That said I wouldnt install Easy CD Cremator for burning on my enemies PC much less mine!!
http://www.nero.com/en/content/c1023694368810.html#c1023694368810
There are bootmenu's for Win9x ONLY, but later versions (Easycd 5 / Nero 5) should co-exist if you've made sacrafices to the right gods!
Just DON'T try to load DirectCD and InCD together - better still, don't load EITHER of them unless you actually want to use packet format.
If you must, choose one, DirectCD supports CD-R media (variable packet), while InCD has support for CD-MRW (mount Rainier - if your drive does) - and avoid InCD 4 - it's still rather beta!
There are bootmenu's for Win9x ONLY, but later versions (Easycd 5 / Nero 5) should co-exist if you've made sacrafices to the right gods!
Just DON'T try to load DirectCD and InCD together - better still, don't load EITHER of them unless you actually want to use packet format.
If you must, choose one, DirectCD supports CD-R media (variable packet), while InCD has support for CD-MRW (mount Rainier - if your drive does) - and avoid InCD 4 - it's still rather beta!