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hi<br />
thank you SysExpert <br />
i think what you said is ok<br />
but :<br />
---using windows 98 startup as it is not good solution , i think if you change the config.sys to skip windows startup choice it will be better<br />
--- you can use power quest image center and its image is better than ghost &nbsp;because it support NTFS , Linux , OS2 ...<br />
i will try this and tell you :)
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hi
thank you SysExpert
i think what you said is ok
but :
---using windows 98 startup as it is not good solution , i think if you change the config.sys to skip windows startup choice it will be better
--- you can use power quest image center and its image is better than ghost  because it support NTFS , Linux , OS2 ...
i will try this and tell you :)

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nilehawk :<br />
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OK, keep me informed.<br />
<br />
There should be enough info here to give you a good start.<br />
<br />
I think the new Ghost also supports NTFS now.<br />
<br />
I would be interested in hearing of improvements.<br />
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nilehawk :

OK, keep me informed.

There should be enough info here to give you a good start.

I think the new Ghost also supports NTFS now.

I would be interested in hearing of improvements.



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hi<br />
&nbsp;thank you all for your help . i am sorry of being late
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hi
 thank you all for your help . i am sorry of being late

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hi<br />
&nbsp;i want to create bootable CD. what i need to do ??<br />
what is the need file to be burn on the CD to make it bootable ??<br />
&nbsp;thank you<br />
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hi
 i want to create bootable CD. what i need to do ??
what is the need file to be burn on the CD to make it bootable ??
 thank you



how can i create bootable CD ??

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