User manual NERO 6 REVISION 1.2

[. . . ] User Guide Nero Nero AG Information on copyright and trade marks The Nero user manual and all its contents are protected by copyright and are the property of Nero AG. This user manual contains material that is protected by internationally valid copyright. This manual may not - in whole or in part - be copied, transmitted or otherwise reproduced without the express written permission of Nero AG. All trade names and trademarks are the property of the respective owners. [. . . ] Activate the checkbox and use the boxes to specify how the menu will look. If you click the Set as default button, the settings for menu entries will be saved and will be loaded automatically the next time a Video CD is created. On the ISO tab you can select the ISO level for the length of the names in the 'File-/Directorynames length' section. Up to 31 characters are permitted for Windows 95 and higher. Names cannot be more than 11 characters long for Windows 3. 1 (8 for the name and 3 for the extension). ISO Level 2 will be best in most cases ­ if you know that the CD must also be run on a Windows 3. 1 system then you should select Level 1. On the Label tab you can give your CD a name and overtype the default name 'New'. You can use letters A-Z, digits 0-9 and the underscore character (_) ­ diacritics (accents) and spaces are not supported. On the Dates tab you can specify the date of the compilation and of its files. The current date and time are entered for the compilation as default, also the creation date of the files. Nero Creating a CD/DVD · 74 9. Use the Misc tab to specify which files will be buffered in the cache. Files that are on slow media (floppy disks and network drives) and are very small are moved to the cache by default. You specify the location of the cache on the Cache tab in the File menu (Preferences option). Once you have selected your settings, click the New button on the right. You will now see the empty compilation window for a Video CD. The large window is for the videos and pictures, the small window for other filetypes. These may be text files or even a software player for your PC. If a File Browser is not open yet you can open one by selecting New File Browser from the View menu or clicking the appropriate 'File Browser' icon. To specify that Nero is started with an open File Browser, check `Start with File Browser' in the `General' section on the File Browser tab (File -> Preferences). Compile the files for the CD using Drag&Drop editing by simply clicking on the required files in the File Browser and dragging them into the appropriate compilation window. Clicking the right mouse button opens a context menu where you can selectively add or omit certain file types. In addition there are a number of commands that you will also find in Windows Explorer, such as 'Copy', 'Open` and 'Cut'. [. . . ] It is the area on a CD which separates one track from another. In Nero the default pause is set to 2 seconds (Red Book standard). Session CDs are divided into tracks and sessions. A session consists of all the files which are written to the CD in the course of one write process and can consist of one or more tracks. There can be more than one session on a multisession CD. Simulation Simulation corresponds to the process of writing data, except that no data is written. [. . . ]