User manual FARSTONE VIRTUALDRIVE PERSONAL EDITION 10

[. . . ] VirtualDrive® Version 10 Personal Edition For Windows 2000/XP-SP2/Server 2003 User's Guide Copyright Notice No part of this publication may be copied, transmitted, stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language in any form or by any means without the expressed written permission of FarStone Technology, Inc. FarStone grants you the right to use one copy of the enclosed software program ("SOFTWARE") on a single computer. If the SOFTWARE is installed on a network, or more than one user can run the SOFTWARE at the same time, you must purchase an additional license for each additional user or computer. Trademarks FarStone is a trademark of FarStone Technology, Inc. [. . . ] Select Recored to begin building the Image or Back to edit your settings. When the Image has been successfully built, select Finish to close the Image Build window. 8. 6. 2 VCD Manager 51 6. 2. 1 Launching the VCD Manager On the VCD Manager, select VCD Manger on the VirtualDrive® page. The VCD Manager (shown below) will launch. Fig. VCD Manager The figure above shows VirtualDrive® emulating three CD drives ­ drives H, R and T. The left column lists each virtual drive and drive letter with the description of the Image that is currently loaded. The upper right pane displays all Images and cabinets available. The address bar in the middle enables you to select a cabinet quickly. Click the drop button to select a cabinet. Click the UP button to go to the upper level cabinet. To view the contents of an image, select a VCD added in the VCD Manager and you can view the content of it in the pane below. Right-click a file or several selected files in the content pane and you will see three options: 52 Open: Open the selected file. Export: Export the selected file and store it on the hard disk. With this function, you can: Export any file in a multi-session VCD and store it on the hard disk. (Note: Some files in a multi-session disc cannot be seen or accessed through Windows Explorer. ) Export tracks from an audio VCD, Mixed-Mode CD or CD-Extra such as *. wav files, and store them on the hard disk. Properties: View the properties of the selected file. 6. 2. 2 Adding VCD Files to Run on Your Virtual Drives To use an existing VCD file on your hard drive, or on the Internet or on another computer in a network, you must first add a VCD icon to the VCD Manager window. Adding VCD Files from the Hard Drive To use a VCD file that is on your hard drive or on another computer in a network, use any of these methods: Method 1: Click the Add button window. to open the Add VCD Method 2: Select File from VCD Manager, and then select Add to open the Add Image browser. Use the file browser to select and add Image files. 53 Method 3: Right-click in the right pane (upper pane) of the VCD Manager and select ADD to open the Add VCD window. Adding VCD Files from the Internet To use a VCD file that is on the Internet, first you must confirm the IP address (or website name) and name of the image file. Use any of these methods to add Internet images: Method 1: Select File from VCD Manager, and then select Add Internet Image to open the Add Internet Image dialog box. Type in the IP address and file name to add the VCD file. Method 2: Click the Internet Image button open the Add Internet Image dialog box. to 54 6. 2. 3 Using Cabinets to Organize VCDs A cabinet, which is similar to a folder in Windows Explorer, is used to store multiple VCDs. You can sort your VCDs into different categories and put them into different cabinets in the VCD Manager. Using cabinets to organize your various VCDs, you can save time locating a specific VCD from many VCDs all in one manager. You can create as many cabinets as you like. [. . . ] VirtualDrive enables users to use hot-key to insert a CD. Preset a hot-key and virtual drive for the CDs and you can insert them into the designated drive by using the hot-key without stopping the game. Q16: What sort of CD need to be built by using `Intelligent Extraction'?Some protected CDs as Securom should use intelligent extraction to build. [. . . ]