A easier way to create cd's using easy cd creator

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Thanks, Jim.

I'll replace the guidance with your suggestion in the next edition of
the Speakup Modified Installation HOWTO.

jim grimsby writes:
> The following is how the 
> Document HOW to Install the Speakup Modified Fedora Distribution shows
> how to use easy cd creator to create disks. 
> 1.?Choose "File," "NEW DATA CD," and "Create CD from CD Image..." You'll
> be presented with a dialog box.
> 2.?Click on the "Files of type:" dropdown box and select "ISO Image
> Files (*.ISO)"
> 3.?Select the .ISO file you want to burn and then press "Open."
> 4.?At the "CD Creation Setup" dialog box, make sure the Write Method is
> set to "Disc-At-Once" and Close CD.
> 5.?Select the desired write speed and create options, if necessary, and
> then press OK to begin creating your CD ROM. 
> A easier way is 
> 1. using my computer select the image file you want to create. 
> 2. press shift_f10 and select record. 
> 3.?At the "CD Creation Setup" dialog box, make sure the Write Method is
> set to "Disc-At-Once" and Close CD.
> 4.?Select the desired write speed and create options, if necessary, and
> then press OK to 
> begin creating your CD ROM. 
> Just an alternative.  Most users of easy cd creator have no idea it has
> this feature and this is the only reason I bring it up. 
> Hope it helps. 
> 
> 
> 
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