Hi i was wondering whether the ISO image would be burnt correctly if i used
the Data feature and added it to the disk instead of using the Copy feature
which is specially for ISO files.

No, it won't. ISO files need special treatment, so use the 'copy feature
which is specially for ISO files.' An ISO is an image and needs to be
burned as an image, not as data.

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"Crazey Davey" <Crazey (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi i was wondering whether the ISO image would be burnt correctly if i
> used
> the Data feature and added it to the disk instead of using the Copy
> feature
> which is specially for ISO files.

Thank you very much Jane i had thought this was the answer and i thank you
for confirming it.

"Jane C" wrote:

> No, it won't. ISO files need special treatment, so use the 'copy feature
> which is specially for ISO files.' An ISO is an image and needs to be
> burned as an image, not as data.
>
> --
> Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled
> Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation :-)
> "Crazey Davey" <Crazey (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:559EC6A1-4704-4FEC-92DC-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Hi i was wondering whether the ISO image would be burnt correctly if i
> > used
> > the Data feature and added it to the disk instead of using the Copy
> > feature
> > which is specially for ISO files.
>
>