>    Sorry for the confusion. You're right. I did use a CD-RW drive to burn
>the CD-RW disk I thought Mike meant burning a CD-RW disk in a standard CD
>format as opposed to UDF ...
>
>Tobie

For what it's worth,  you can create a "normal" CD (meaning ISO 9660
format) onto a CD-RW using a CD-RW drive.  Not all conventional
CD drives will be able to read the result, but some will.  Depends
on the drive, the same way your music CD-R's sometimes work in
your car and sometimes not.  But this particular instance of ISO
on a RW disc is techincally "legitimate".  I have seen it work.

The foregoing is O.T. as it's not an answer to the original question.

Barry

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