Xavier -
I did try "virtual cd rom control panel", but it didn't seem to want to mount any images I made from Toast on Mac (whichever format I chose ISO, UDF etc...) so I gave up with it. I'm afraid I am a bit of a Windows dunce. I make my CD's on Mac using Toast, so if you know of a specific PC utility that will mount these on XP I'd like to hear of it!
Indeed, what I'd really like is to have a locked CD image mounted on my G5 that is available to PC on network that sees it as a CD. But I've not found a way to do that. Most of the time testing from a shared folder on my G5 is fine. This is the first time that I've come across a non-speed related issue that differs between CD and HD...
Thanks for the advice,
Chris
On 6 May 2005, at 12:17, MisterX wrote:
Chris,
You should try next time to burn mountable "images" of cds or virtualCDs.
Look it up, it's great. Built in Nero, VirtualCD, the was an alladyn tools
and an even better shareware in my macos times - macImage or something.
Others like ultraIso, winIso, etc, etc, etc do the same for different prices
and features.
Eventually a ramdisk if you can lock the write access can do the job even
faster too.
The sorting issue seems bizarre indeed!
cheers Xav
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chris Carroll-Davis Sent: Friday, May 06, 2005 12:40 To: How to use Revolution Subject: Folder list order
Hello folks -
just thought you might like to know about a weird issue I came across the other day. Not a bug in Rev, but weird behaviour on Windows that cost me hours (probably days) and about 20 CD-Rs...
If you get a list of folders (using "the folders" ) on WIndows running from HD the list is alphabetical, NON case-sensitive, so ("aardvark" comes before "Zoo").
If you get the same list running from CD, the list IS case-sensitve (so "Zoo " comes before "aardvark").
Perhaps this is a known issue to seasoned Revvers, but it was new to me! This caused my prog to fail only when running from CD on Windows. Running from HD on Windows, or on Mac HD or CD was fine. The only way I could track problem down was to cut disc after disc. ARGHH.
Anyway, moral of story is that it is probably prudent to sort the folder list as soon as you've got it so that you ensure consistent results. Haven't checked if this is the same with files - but I expect so...
Chris
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