User manual NERO INCD4 REV 1.4

[. . . ] User Manual Ahead Software AG Information on copyright and trade marks The InCD user manual and all its contents are protected by copyright and are the property of Ahead Software. This user manual contains material that is protected by internationally valid copyright. This manual may not in whole or in part - be copied, transmitted or otherwise reproduced without the express written permission of Ahead Software AG. All trade names and trademarks are the property of the respective owners. [. . . ] You can download its Web installer, but if you want to install InCD you must have a registered version of either Nero or Nero Express. 2. 2 Installation You must have administrator rights to install the software on Windows NT 4. 0, Windows 2000, Windows XP Pro or Windows Server 2003. Close all the Windows applications you are not running and close any antivirus software that may be running. Put the InCD disc in the CD or DVD drive, or download InCD's Web installer (from www. nero. com, for instance). Start installation CD-ROM multi-installer - click on the InCD area of the start window. CD-ROM standalone installer ­ browse your CD-ROM and, there, open a folder called 'InCD' if the CD-ROM is a Nero 5. 5 CD-ROM (or 'InCD4' if you have a Nero 6 CD-ROM). Launch the 'Setup. exe' file, which is located in this folder, by double-clicking on it. If there is an existing version of InCD 4 installed, you can update it by clicking on the 'Next' button. InCD Installation · 9 You cannot update from InCD 3. x to InCD 4. Read the license terms and conditions carefully and then choose the 'I accept the terms in the preceding license agreement' option, if you agree to the terms of the agreement. If InCD is installed on a company computer, you must also enter the firm's name in the 'Company name' field. The default installation folder is 'C:\Program Files\Ahead\InCD'. You can change this folder by clicking on the 'Change' button and entering the folder of your choice. When all the details are correct, click on the 'Next' button. Low speed 1-4x Sometimes referred to as 'normal speed' or 'multi-speed'. Can be burnt in any RW recorder. High Speed 4-10x, 4-12x Can be burnt with High Speed, Ultra Speed and Ultra Speed+ drives. High Speed CD-RW and High Speed capable drives feature the High Speed logo. Ultra Speed 16-24x Can be burnt only with Ultra Speed or Ultra Speed+ capable drives. The Ultra Speed drives and discs feature the Ultra Speed logo. Ultra Speed+ 32x Can be burnt only with Ultra Speed+ drives. The Ultra Speed+ drives and discs feature the Ultra Speed+ logo. The logos shown here are the property of Philips. 3. 2. 2 CD-MRW The disc is ready for you to write on after only one to two minutes of formatting. This means that you can save data on the disc while it is being formatted in the background (see the 'Background formatting' section). As for CD-RW, the same restrictions concerning disc speed and recorder speed compatibility apply. InCD Working with InCD · 12 3. 2. 3 DVD-RW It takes about 90 minutes to fully format a blank DVD-RW (1x DVD-RW). The disc will then be ready for writing after just one to two minutes of formatting. This means you can save data on the disc while it is being formatted in the background (see the 'Background formatting' section). Fully formatting an already formatted medium takes only one to two minutes. 3. 2. 4 DVD-RAM The disc is ready for you to write on after only one to two minutes of formatting. [. . . ] To close the dialog box without saving the changes, click on the 'Cancel' button. If this check box is activated, the Format dialog will pop up when you put a blank disc in the drive. (Default) If this is unchecked, the InCD icon appears in the system tray. (Default) If the check box is activated, discs on all MRW-compatible drives will be formatted as MRW. [. . . ]