Just to confirm what Jon is saying here.
If you load the projector from the CD-ROM, change CD's then continue
running the projector, you will not be far from either a Windows
error box, a stall or a crash. The projector will be looking for
resources on the first CD-ROM.
Installation on the hard drive is the only way that I know to do this properly.
Leif
>Hi Dennis
>
>I did something like this last year. As I recall BuddyAPI was at the
>heart of checking for CD and propmpting the user to swap CD's etc. As
>far as I could work out the *only* way to successfully do this was to
>have the projector running from the hard disk, which meant using an
>installer for the user to copy the relevant files on first run. Quite a
>pain in the ass all said and done. If you like I can dig out the old
>code and mail it to you, might save you some time (or might be a
>complete dead-end hash-up!)
>
>cheers
>
>Jon
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