Are you planning on having the xp install on the dvd bootable then just have a
directory called "application install files" and when you are done loading
windows just run the apps from there? Or are you trying to integrate the
applications into the windows xp install so that when xp is installed the apps
will already be on there similar to what dell, hp, compact, etc do when you buy
a new machine and you have all the trialware on it?

For the later, you can use nLite which allows you to integrate software, windows
updates, via Windows Update Downloader, so that when the xp installation is
complete it will have many updates and a custom installation done. You can
change things such as the administrator password, add software to be installed,
auto login on boot by having it input the password for you, which is useful when
you are restarting often to install updates and software.

Regards,

Mike Wohlrab
Computer Technology Solutions
585-944-3823
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.mikewohlrab.com
ftp://mikewohlrab.com

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Charles Hart Enzer, M.D.
Sent: Monday, March 24, 2008 11:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [NF] Loading Many Application CDs onto DVD



I want to make a Master DVD for the next time I need to reload
applications.


I want to make one DVD which has the contents of many application
CDs.


I want the DVD to be bootable -- will have XP Installation Disk


What steps do I take?


What is the difference between Nero's *.nrg and *.nri formates?


Thank you.



--  Charles --


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