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Hi PLA_LTM,<br />
I'm trying to clean up a number of open questions, and it's been more than five months since the last post on this one. Please provide an update. Thanks much, Joe
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Hi PLA_LTM,
I'm trying to clean up a number of open questions, and it's been more than five months since the last post on this one. Please provide an update. Thanks much, Joe

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The question is &quot;if there's a program out there that acts as a CD-R but actually saves to file&quot;. The answer is yes, with these posts pointing to programs that create an emulated CD drive:<br />
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<a href="https:#a39649642" rel="ugc">https:#a39649642</a><br />
<a href="https:#a39649770" rel="ugc">https:#a39649770</a><br />
<a href="https:#a39649835" rel="ugc">https:#a39649835</a><br />
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They all deserve to be solutions, imo. Regards, Joe
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The question is "if there's a program out there that acts as a CD-R but actually saves to file". The answer is yes, with these posts pointing to programs that create an emulated CD drive:

https:#a39649642 [https:#a39649642]
https:#a39649770 [https:#a39649770]
https:#a39649835 [https:#a39649835]

They all deserve to be solutions, imo. Regards, Joe

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Thank you, eenookami — much appreciated!
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Thank you, eenookami — much appreciated!

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Hello Experts,<br />
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I have a voice mail program which record calls all incoming calls. &nbsp;After some time the oldest calls are deleted to conserve space.<br />
it has a function to archive to a CD-R. &nbsp;I'm wondering if there's a program out there that acts as a CD-R but actually saves to file. &nbsp;An iso or something.
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Hello Experts,

I have a voice mail program which record calls all incoming calls.  After some time the oldest calls are deleted to conserve space.
it has a function to archive to a CD-R.  I'm wondering if there's a program out there that acts as a CD-R but actually saves to file.  An iso or something.

CD-R Emulator

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System Utilities

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