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Create CD Image - Programs, Game, Data

After specifying the CD-ROM drive in the earlier section Starting to Create a CD Image, the next dialog appears when a data or program CD resides in the CD-ROM drive:

On this dialog you can select the way you wish to have CD Anywhere read the data from the CD. In most cases, leaving the options off (the default case) will work fine, and it will speed the imaging process.

Should you make an image that fails to play properly, it may be copy protected. You may want to retry making an image using the option "Ignore all bad sectors." Using the options will take longer to make an image, but will include extra information that may be necessary to properly play back the image.

For the image path, insert a drive, path and image file name. In this case, we've selected a location d:\, with a file name my_data.iso.You can also browse the system for a location that has enough free space for the image.

Click on Start to start saving the CD image to your hard disk.

When the Create image process is complete, you can go into the CD Anywhere Manager, described in detail later in this chapter.