There are probably many ways of doing this, including 'imaging' each floppy
with one of the many floppy image programs available free on the net (but
which is needed at the other end to 'unimage' so is kinda complicated)

What I would do is:
Create a temp folder.
In that temp folder create as many folders as you need for the floppies.
Name the floppy folders accordingly.
Copy each floppy into it's folder.
Use EZCD to copy the folders onto the CD
(Sorry, can't tell you step by step as I don't use EZCD anymore)

Ian Porter
Computer Guys
Arrowtown
New Zealand
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Dianne Gronfors" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 11:10 AM
Subject: [PCSOFT] making data backup cd's


> Good evening - I was just handed the task of backing up 20 floppy disks
onto
> CD.  Using Easy CD creator 4 and something seems very wrong.  Only 2
> floppies are fitting onto a CD and that is impossible.  I'm probably doing
> it all wrong and so I really need some help.  When adding to the layout
from
> different floppies, it won't happen so I used "session at once" and copied
> one floppy, removed it, put in another floppy and added it and recorded
> using the same "session at once"  When I added, it seemed like the status
> line was displaying space properly but as soon as the second floppy was
> done, the status showed 0 bytes available.  I checked the CD properties
and
> sure enough, it displays as full.  2 floppies equals 2.88 MB, my CD holds
> 700 MB.  What am I doing wrong?  Also, when I tried to close the session
> after discovering that nothing more could be written, I wasn't able to.
> What I thought was going to be tedious but simple is turning into pure
> frustration.  Hope someone can help.  Dianne
>
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