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Windows XP/2000 - burning programmes to disc posted in the Operating Systems forums; hi all is it possible to burn a programme to disc and then install if need be at a later date. Could anyone explain how to do this please,in really ...

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Old 06-05-2006
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hi all
is it possible to burn a programme to disc and then install if need be at a later date. Could anyone explain how to do this please,in really basic terms.
thanks in anticipation.
Stan



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Yes I do it all the time, I also use the program below to autostart it it is in plain english and very easy to use..

Just use the program and point to the .exe file it will then auto do its job then burn the disc as an ISO from your burning program

http://www.snapfiles.com/get/1stautorun.html


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