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    Angry copy 3.5" disk to cd

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    How to copy 3.5" disk to cd?
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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    You want to actually burn it onto cd?
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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    Not 100% sure what you want to do

    Maybe this might help!
    http://www.vbforums.com/showpost.php...13&postcount=2
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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    How to burn 3.5" disk to cd?
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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    Quote Originally Posted by bob5731
    How to burn 3.5" disk to cd?
    Burning stuff on CD is not dependant on the medium it's on.
    If you burn something that's on floppydisk, or on your harddisk, that doesn't matter.

    But burning stuff in VB is not easy.

    You could check out this article on VBAccelerator.
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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    If its XP I know somehow you can link into the native burner using the API

    But only on XP to my knowledge because earlier version dont have a native burner software
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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    Quote Originally Posted by BodwadUK
    If its XP I know somehow you can link into the native burner using the API
    How would you do that?

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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    Dont know. One of the guys here managed to do it but he has left now. I dont work with XP so I dont know how it works anyway
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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    How to burn a CD in VB6 without IMAPI or other third party (almost):

    1. You need low level access to the drive.
    On Windows 9x/Me you can use the ASPI (Advanced SCSI Programming Interface) by Adaptec.
    On Windows NT/2k/XP you can use the SPTI (SCSI Pass-Through Interface),
    an DeviceIoControl() control code (but you need admin privilegdes for it).
    But you could also use the ASPI here (wnaspi32.dll).

    2. You have to know what to send to the drive.
    You can get some drafts (for example MMC-2/3) at: http://t10.org
    Compatible to IDE, too.

    3. If you want to burn a data disc, you have to create the filesystem by yourself, called ISO9660, or simply burn an already existing ISO image.

    http://pscode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCod...62011&lngWId=1

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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    I use windows xp home
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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    I once downloaded this, I don't know from where anymore. I also don't know if this exactly what you means. I didn't tested, read this cause of time lag.
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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    copy all the 3.5" disk to cd.
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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    Nobody can do it for you so sit down and look up a solution ;p
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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    copy all the 3.5" disk to cd.
    Nobody knows what software they want until after you've delivered what they originally asked for.

    Don't solve problems which don't exist.

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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    Quote Originally Posted by namrekka
    I once downloaded this, I don't know from where anymore. I also don't know if this exactly what you means. I didn't tested, read this cause of time lag.
    You downloaded it from my old webpage and it's pretty bad.
    Also it only burns wavs.

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    Re: copy 3.5" disk to cd

    I trow it away then.

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