as the topic says
Not only do you not need the CD now, but you can race on-line.
This tip is only intended for those who legally purchased their copy of N4,
and only want to use it as THEY wish to use it as the legal purchaser.
-Larry
> Not only do you not need the CD now, but you can race on-line.
> This tip is only intended for those who legally purchased their copy of
N4,
> and only want to use it as THEY wish to use it as the legal purchaser.
> -Larry
> > Me too. Sure was nice no to have to use the CD.
> > > as the topic says
> > Use CloneCD to make an image of the CD. Then use DaemonTools to mount
the
> > CD under SecuRom emulation.
> > Not only do you not need the CD now, but you can race on-line.
> > This tip is only intended for those who legally purchased their copy of
> N4,
> > and only want to use it as THEY wish to use it as the legal purchaser.
> > -Larry
> > > Me too. Sure was nice no to have to use the CD.
> > > > as the topic says
There is probably an option to turn the auto-insert feature off.
--
Ian P
<email invalid due to spam>
> > > Use CloneCD to make an image of the CD. Then use DaemonTools to mount
> the
> > > CD under SecuRom emulation.
> > > Not only do you not need the CD now, but you can race on-line.
> > > This tip is only intended for those who legally purchased their copy
of
> > N4,
> > > and only want to use it as THEY wish to use it as the legal purchaser.
> > > -Larry
> > > > Me too. Sure was nice no to have to use the CD.
> > > > > as the topic says
It's not a waste of space if it accomplishes your goal :)
-Larry
> > Use CloneCD to make an image of the CD. Then use DaemonTools to mount
the
> > CD under SecuRom emulation.
> > Not only do you not need the CD now, but you can race on-line.
> > This tip is only intended for those who legally purchased their copy of
> N4,
> > and only want to use it as THEY wish to use it as the legal purchaser.
> > -Larry
> > > Me too. Sure was nice no to have to use the CD.
> > > > as the topic says
-Larry
> > > Use CloneCD to make an image of the CD. Then use DaemonTools to mount
> the
> > > CD under SecuRom emulation.
> > > Not only do you not need the CD now, but you can race on-line.
> > > This tip is only intended for those who legally purchased their copy
of
> > N4,
> > > and only want to use it as THEY wish to use it as the legal purchaser.
> > > -Larry
> > > > Me too. Sure was nice no to have to use the CD.
> > > > > as the topic says
I think...
:)
-Larry
> --
> Ian P
> <email invalid due to spam>
> > I'm using the daemon tools for N4. It works great and Yes it takes up
a
> > lot of room on a hard drive.
> > but with a 30 meg tied to a 13 meg and kicking my kids shooters
off...lots
> > of room.
> > However, since the patch came out, everytime I reboot the the autostart
N4
> > screen comes up. Not a problem but wierd...
> > dave henrie
> > > Larry, I never used those tools but have tried something similar
before
> > and
> > > the big drawback was that the image of the CD takes up as much space
as
> > the
> > > CD itself. Disk space is cheaper then ever before, but it still seems
> like
> > a
> > > huge waste of space. Is that how this utlity works, too?
> > > > Use CloneCD to make an image of the CD. Then use DaemonTools to
mount
> > the
> > > > CD under SecuRom emulation.
> > > > Not only do you not need the CD now, but you can race on-line.
> > > > This tip is only intended for those who legally purchased their copy
> of
> > > N4,
> > > > and only want to use it as THEY wish to use it as the legal
purchaser.
> > > > -Larry
> > > > > Me too. Sure was nice no to have to use the CD.
> > > > > > as the topic says
2.4 Note for ALL operating systems:
-----------------------------------
Virtual DAEMON Manager starts with Windows by default. You can disable this
behaviour in the options menu by unchecking 'Autostart' option! You may run
the manager manually, if you want, by clicking on the shortcut placed on the
desktop by setup. Emulation will not be active until you run the Manager and
select the desired emulation!
Images previously mounted are remounted after reboot if you have 'Autostart'
enabled. If 'Autoinsert Notification' (AIN) is enabled, too, the mounted
images
will 'Autorun'. To prevent this disable AIN or deselect 'Automount' in
DAEMON
Manager.
So I guess we're both sort of right, but without AIN you don't have to
remount whenever you want to play.
--
Ian P
<email invalid due to spam>
> I think...
> :)
> -Larry
> > Right click on my computer, device manager, CD ROMs and turn off auto
> insert
> > notification for the virtual CD ROM.
> > --
> > Ian P
> > <email invalid due to spam>
> It's not a waste of space if it accomplishes your goal :)
> -Larry
> > Larry, I never used those tools but have tried something similar before
> and
> > the big drawback was that the image of the CD takes up as much space as
> the
> > CD itself. Disk space is cheaper then ever before, but it still seems
like
> a
> > huge waste of space. Is that how this utlity works, too?
> > > Use CloneCD to make an image of the CD. Then use DaemonTools to mount
> the
> > > CD under SecuRom emulation.
> > > Not only do you not need the CD now, but you can race on-line.
> > > This tip is only intended for those who legally purchased their copy
of
> > N4,
> > > and only want to use it as THEY wish to use it as the legal purchaser.
> > > -Larry
> > > > Me too. Sure was nice no to have to use the CD.
> > > > > as the topic says
> It's not a waste of space if it accomplishes your goal :)
> -Larry
> > Larry, I never used those tools but have tried something similar before
> and
> > the big drawback was that the image of the CD takes up as much space as
> the
> > CD itself. Disk space is cheaper then ever before, but it still seems
like
> a
> > huge waste of space. Is that how this utlity works, too?
> > > Use CloneCD to make an image of the CD. Then use DaemonTools to mount
> the
> > > CD under SecuRom emulation.
> > > Not only do you not need the CD now, but you can race on-line.
> > > This tip is only intended for those who legally purchased their copy
of
> > N4,
> > > and only want to use it as THEY wish to use it as the legal purchaser.
> > > -Larry
> > > > Me too. Sure was nice no to have to use the CD.
> > > > > as the topic says