Hi Terence,

As I found out recently at a client, CD-based products usually rely on either talking to the CD drivers directly or on the Volume Label of the drive being read.

If your case is the first one, you're stuck. If it relies on volume label, one way to get around it would be to create a partition that's the same size as the CD and LABEL it with the same name as the CD's label and then copying the contents of the cd there.

Alex


>I have playing Diablo 2.. but need to put the "play disk" in CDROM..
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>It will be much harmful to my CDROM if it is Long time to Run....
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>Is it possible to make a Virtual CD Drive with a specified Harddisk Location?
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>e.g. F: is the Virtual ROOT of D:\Program Files\Diablo II
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>and the system icon for F: is CDROM... not a network Drive icon.. :)
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>Thanks..