Re: [WinMac] Crossplatform CD burning & multimedia
Subject: Re: [WinMac] Crossplatform CD burning & multimedia
From: Pierre Duhem (lsduhem[at]duhem.com)
Date: Wed Jul 31 2002 - 03:20:47 EDT
Mark,
MJM> A teacher at my daughter's high school has been authoring a CD of his
MJM> class to give to graduates. He also assists a group of students who
MJM> author a CD version of the yearbook. The problem is the solution he
MJM> and the yearbook uses only works on Windows. He's not anti-mac and is
MJM> very willing to listen to solutions so that both CDs are easily
MJM> viewed on a Mac.
Several posters pointed you to the HTML solution on an ISO CD-ROM.
Fine as long as your filenames don't exceed 8+3. Because you can't be
sure that the target computer has Thomas Tempelmann's Joliet extension
(http://www.tempel.org/Joliet).
Others mention Toast. Toast is probably the reference in this domain.
But only runs on a Mac.
It is possible to do that on a PC with some software, in part. my
MacImage (http://www.macdisk.com/macimgen.php3). You can build with it
a hybrid image containing one set of files (files are/can be shared)
and an ISO catalog and a HFS catalog pointing to them. If you have to,
you can also install applications in the HFS view.
--
Best Regards
Pierre Duhem
Logiciels & Services Duhem, Paris (France)
duhem@macdisk.com
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