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TheScape · 05-02-2000

Copy the whole cd and use the option "ignore illegal toc"

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sHiVa · 05-02-2000

Hi,

I have a CD with a file that says it has 711 MB but for real it only has 611 MB. Is there anyway I can extract this file from the CD (only this file) and copy it to another. I've already extracted it with isobuster, all
OK, but when I try to copy it to a CD it says that I don't have enough space. Can I make Windows beleave that a file is smaller than it apears?

Please help.

05-02-2000	#1 (permalink)
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05-02-2000	#2 (permalink)
sHiVa New on Forum Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 5	Hi, I have a CD with a file that says it has 711 MB but for real it only has 611 MB. Is there anyway I can extract this file from the CD (only this file) and copy it to another. I've already extracted it with isobuster, all OK, but when I try to copy it to a CD it says that I don't have enough space. Can I make Windows beleave that a file is smaller than it apears? Please help.