James Knott wrote:
Phoenix Services Cleaning Inc. wrote:
James Knott wrote:
This link may be of use to some.
http://www.theopencd.org/
They're already behind. The latest OOo they're showing is 2.1
We're on 2.2.
Still, for some, it might be an option. One quick, painless package.
Best,
WJ Seidl
I don't know about Windows, but in Linux it's easy to change the
contents of a CD ISO file. In Windows, you can always copy the files
off the CD, change a package or two and then create another ISO.
Their are tools in windows, that will allow you to manipulate an ISO directly. If you
copy and paste a bootable CD, it will no longer be bootable, as the "boot image" will no
longer be their, this is seperate from the file system.
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