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Revising bootable CD/DVD

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kaz4541

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Is there a way for me to revise an bootable CD made from an ISO? I have a Windows CD of 700mb, but I would like to copy it to a DVD, but the problem is then I will have 3 gigs of free space on the DVD. Is there a way for me to fill the space, and not waste it?
 
You can use something like UltraISO to open the .iso file, add files to it, and then resave it.
 
try nLite for 2k/XP/2003 or vLite for Vista/Win7

make your own bootable ISO's and slipstream them according to you needs, drivers, SP's etc.
 
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