Scheduled CD-burning?

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Does anyone know how to make a PC burn the same files stored in the same
folder into CD every day at the same time; just like doing scheduled backup?

 

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I'm thinking if there's any dos command that i can use to burn cd?

"wrytat" wrote:

> Does anyone know how to make a PC burn the same files stored in the same
> folder into CD every day at the same time; just like doing scheduled backup?

 

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I take it you want to run a .bat file that is triggered by the
scheduled events facility?

You may be able to use a CD-RW that is formatted to accept packet
writing (formatted with DirectCD (Roxio) or InCD (Nero) ) and use the
copy command in the .bat file. I am not aware of any DOS software that
would do it.

PS ther is no DOS in XP just an emulator.

 

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In article <D936E963-35D5-40CE-87E8-1CE33C4E0540@microsoft.com>, wrytat wrote:
> I'm thinking if there's any dos command that i can use to burn cd?

Look here:

http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/CreateCD.htm

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