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Project options. Volume label – Volume label of the disc (or session). This name is displayed in the Compilation Properties and later on as a disc name. The maximum length is of 32 characters when using the DOS character set. The DOS characters comprise capital letters from A to Z, digits from 0 to 9, and the special character _ (underscore). Publisher – Optional name of the publisher of this disc. Application – Optional name of the application (if any) that has prepared the data for this disc. System ID – Optional entry of the operating system on which the disc will be used. The maximum length is of 32 characters when using the ASCII character set. Copyright – Optional copyright note. You can enter a file name that follows the 8 + 3 rule. The ASCII character set applies including underscore and period. The file must be placed in the root directory of the disc. Bibliographic – Optional file that contains bibliographic information if needed. You can enter a file name that follows the 8 + 3 rule. The ASCII character set applies including underscore and period. The file must be placed in the root directory of the disc. Creation date – the compilation creation date. Modification date – The date of the last change of the compilation. Effective date – The date from which the disc can be accessed. Expiration date – The date stating the point at which the disc can no longer be accessed. Bootable disc options. Bootable option – It allows creating a bootable disc. You can choose your boot image or you can use a floppy drive as model for your bootable disc. Emulation – A kind of bootable disc. To create a bootable disc you need a bootable drive which can be used as a model for the bootable disc. Generally there are three kinds of bootable CDs: Floppy emulation: To create a bootable disc you need a bootable floppy disk as a model. Such disc behaves just as if the floppy disk had been inserted into the floppy drive when booting the computer. Hard disk emulation: The model for such disc is a bootable hard disk drive. The bootable disc behaves as if it were drive "C:" after booting. No emulation: This feature is designed only for professionals, who want to create their own hard disk and CD-ROM drivers. For example, this method is used on the "Windows XP CD". Platform – Choose platform ID to be put into the boot information. This setting determines which platform is supported by the boot code. Sectors – Select number of sectors to load into memory before executing boot code. Other useful articles: how to burn data cd and dvd from files and folders how to burn data cd and dvd from iso image files how to burn data cd and dvd in UDF format how to burn multisession cd and dvd discs how to create and burn bootable cd and dvd discs how to burn data cd and dvd discs from Alcohol mds image files how to erase rewritable cd and dvd discs how to burn audio cd discs with from wav, mp3, wma and ogg files how to burn audio cd with cd-text how to burn dvd video discs from dvd media content of higher compatibility with hardware dvd players how to burn VideoCD and SuperVideoCD discs verify cd and dvd discs after burning how to copy data, audio, video cd and dvd discs how to do raw cd copying how to create iso image files both from files, folders, cd and dvd drives and dvd media content how to create Alcohol mds image files from cd and dvd discs how to rip audio files from audio cd how to save track (one or more) from cd/dvd disc how to burn cd and dvd discs without administrative rights under 2000/XP/Vista.	2008, Feb 15 Introducing Evolution (and JetBee) 4.0.7 (build 324) With complete Blu-Ray and HD-DVD support What's new Download 160 additional themes for Complex Evolution. 2008, Feb 08 New theme Camouflage is now available. Download. 2006, Dec 29 New theme GUIRelax is now available. Download. 2006, Dec 17 New theme Tener is now available. Download. 2006, Oct 1 New theme Digital is now available. Download. 2006, Jun 03 New theme Orangina is now available. Download.

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