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lizardking66 
Group: Members
Posts: 1
Joined: Apr. 2009
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Posted on: Apr. 13 2009,17:21 |
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First off, I'm new to this board and working with ISO's. Also, sorry if this is a commonly asked question. I'm trying to create ISO's of my legally owned original CDROM's so that I can run software from my PC without having to switch them. Now I started working with Alcohol 120% v1.9.8 and created the virtual drive and figured out how to create, mount and use the ISO. The problem is that each time I would want to use a program or switch between them, I need to open the sotfware and then mount/unmount each ISO. While this is a little more convenient, it's not much better than having to switch discs. I know I could also have multiple virtual drives, but not enough for all of the software I want to mount and also all of those combined with all of the physical and removable drives seems like it will start to be a bit cluttered. So what I'm looking for is the most simplified method of either mounting multiple ISO's or switching between them automatically when opening and closing software. If there is any other software or technique somebody could suggest I'll switch to using that. I also have ultraiso v.9.3.3.685, Roxio Creator 2009 v.1.1.110;4.12.00a, and I kind of have Nero 7.10.1.2 but it's not working at the moment cause I can't find my serial number. Also, I saw here http://forum.alcohol-soft.com/index.php?showtopic=29449 that someone had a possible solution to this by creating commands in the command prompt, but I'm not sure if that is what I want to do and it is way way beyond me so if that is the best solution and somebody could explain it a little better that would be great. I'm running vista 64 on a Dell PC. Thanks
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