How to make an
image file with Nero 5.5.6.4
Processing
of an image file consists of two independent steps.
1.
In the first step, the image file is created and saved as a file instead
of being written immediately onto a CD.
2. In the second step, this image file is written onto a CD.
1. Select Image Recorder from the CD-RECORDER> Choose Recorder
menu and confirm your selection by clicking on OK.
2. Create, for example, a CD-ROM (ISO) or an Audio-CD compilation.
3. Open the Write dialog. The easiest way to do this is to click
on the Write CD icon in the toolbar You will then go to the Write CD dialog
box, which will undoubtedly look familiar to you: it is the same box which
you saw for the creation of a new compilation, only now the Burn property
sheet is shown on the top. You will see several boxes, some of which are
already selected. Determine maximum speed and Simulate are already selected.
In the case of an image file, however, it is enough to only select the
Write box. You can deactivate the other steps by clicking on them.
4.
You may now check over all of the settings on this and the other property
sheets and make any necessary changes.
5. You may now confirm your selections by clicking on the Write
button. The Save Image File dialog box opens. Here, you can enter a file
name for the image file. The files of your compilation will be written
into this file. In other words, you need as much space for the image file
as the total size of the files of the compilation.
