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PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:38 am
by jmbrown12
It downloads the entire program and you can install it later. It even gives you a program to run if you need to download it again.

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:38 am
by aviationwiz
DONE

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:39 am
by Inertia
I would think that once the download authorization is received that there will be an extended period to finish the download.

Otherwise, anyone trying to download right before 2 AM wouldn't have a chance. :o

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:42 am
by BoGMan1a
Damn, the stuff we do to save $60 :lol: . Oh well, that is a few hundred blank CD-R's we are talking about isn't it? I just hope that the translation is well done.

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:42 am
by aviationwiz
You can backup the license which is needed to reinstall it. I am installing it now. I will definetly be burning a backup copy of this.


Gotta Reboot.

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:47 am
by Inertia
I probably won't install it right away as I already have WinOnCD 6 installed. :wink:

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:50 am
by aviationwiz
WinOnCD 6?

GIVE ME.

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:50 am
by BoGMan1a
WHAT, WHAT!!! :o :wink: But I thought that WINonCD wasn't available in North America previously! :lol: :P

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:52 am
by BoGMan1a
Must have been an "evaluation copy", huh? :wink:

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:54 am
by Inertia

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:57 am
by aviationwiz
That explains why we are getting 5 for free.

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:59 am
by BoGMan1a
DONE!! Now I can play with it. Well, maybe tomorrow.

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:59 am
by cfitz
dodecahedron wrote:cfitz, would you mind, when your d/l is done, to post here the MD5 checksum for verification?

Okay. The download creates a directory structure rather than a single file, so there are a bunch of sums. You can use MD5Summer ( http://www.md5summer.com/ ) to verify all of them at once. Here they are:

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91f560f8262d20aa1dfc9307143e8337 *WinOnCD/CeQuadrat WinOnCD 5.05 Power Edition.msi
8bdf3dda29ded09485493a209f489133 *WinOnCD/Data.Cab
751f8a6d70cff586539a7630bd5d9b86 *WinOnCD/driver.c20
9694c8640b10c6685865a74a8a1e6c3e *WinOnCD/driver.c21
cc7ef3c6826fbc012d478db125661c62 *WinOnCD/driver.c22
f414a7e08549edb1994511e55e22665c *WinOnCD/instmsia.exe
84261e5b4b8188d32719ebefcccaed8d *WinOnCD/instmsiw.exe
fb654ab61b5424652c3e3f23a0de2af4 *WinOnCD/setup.exe
e806a60440b7d4aa8b38362134b4bce9 *WinOnCD/setup.ini
5eabef6f302917ac8d3d223b56716ef1 *WinOnCD/Utilities/DirectX/bda.cab
b921236753971d92ace5a301211fe3c5 *WinOnCD/Utilities/DirectX/bdant.cab
1fb1bc76d7802828c32a9e23a6e2118e *WinOnCD/Utilities/DirectX/cfgmgr32.dll
be2620fa9f215afed6fc81529d78d58a *WinOnCD/Utilities/DirectX/directx.cab
3c3883748479688f9a158992901364e2 *WinOnCD/Utilities/DirectX/dsetup.dll
a677b3f0d1e7ce477c551c34d7b0fdc1 *WinOnCD/Utilities/DirectX/dsetup32.dll
491d7b1c2633973e519f81b09042f9dc *WinOnCD/Utilities/DirectX/dxnt.cab
f05f7b3ada4042ebc3ae6dcc9a54fa91 *WinOnCD/Utilities/DirectX/dxsetup.exe
5991908f571101d7dda613dbb679aa5b *WinOnCD/Utilities/DirectX/setupapi.dll
418db4f1d7355a0e23c9dad136abcfb0 *WinOnCD/Utilities/DirectX/WinNT/DXMEDIA.EXE
e65aab9a27bb0145ccdd82daf72f0887 *WinOnCD/Utilities/hhupd.exe
23a7665ba7a8c2d91f571adc870aa9c1 *WinOnCD/Utilities/WMFADist.exe
c82ba4ff1d33233763ce114803a74cac *Autorun.inf
30e8fd0416e6ca1f00e72c5c13e0ddf4 *install.exe
e31c6b1863e0c79d2be9bc01ace276c4 *Install.ini
1d2f5c171ec13cbacf5712682c0acc80 *version.txt
fecbbcfcf37243e48f948958c853dd43 *WinOnCD.ico


cfitz

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 2:59 am
by cfitz
aviationwiz wrote:That explains why we are getting 5 for free.

I suppose. But I'm not complaining... :wink:

cfitz

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 3:03 am
by BoGMan1a
No doubt, especially if it is translated better than the last *ahem* "evaluation copy" that I used.

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 3:06 am
by Inertia
WinOnCD 5 is a very good program and has practically the same features as v6, which just has a little shinier WinXP type interface and and a few minor updates.

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 3:17 am
by sonyman
I remember using a previous version (before it was called WinOnCD) back in 1999. I absolutely loved it for general purpose writing. I have only one complaint. The version of CeQuadrat I used In 1999 had a animated record dialogue, with a pen writing the data on the disc. I wonder why they no longer have that. Oh well. You can't complain when you just got free software!

-Scott

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 3:20 am
by aviationwiz
I have already burned FOUR succesfull CD's with this software.

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 3:41 am
by cfitz
sonyman wrote:The version of CeQuadrat I used In 1999 had a animated record dialogue, with a pen writing the data on the disc. I wonder why they no longer have that.

That may be gone, but in its place they provide you with a fun game with which to while away your time while waiting for the burn to complete. WocBlock - is there a prize for winning? :lol:

cfitz

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 4:19 am
by cfitz
Well, it seems to work fine. There is a lot left for me to learn about it, but so far it is promising. One thing I can report is that it lets me easily choose either of my two burners. Wow, a free download lets me choose either drive while the two licensed copies of Nero that I paid for, between them, only allow me to use one burner without closing Nero and editing the registry. :x

I will look forward to more testing and exploring.

A BIG thanks to Han for alerting us to this opportunity.

cfitz

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 4:24 am
by Han
You're welcome. I'm downloading it now, although I have the original for almost a year... :D

And those who are asking where did I find out about full version free download: I've spotted it on the Burning Issues forum. It was posted with permission by someone who is close to CeQuadrat...

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 6:08 am
by Han
One-time-only, 4-hour Saturday Night Special is over. Sorry guys who missed it...

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 6:21 am
by dodecahedron
Han, can you tell me if it is possible to create data CDs with long filenames with WinOnCD 5 PE ?
by long filenames i mean longer than the 63 character limit of Joliet, which is enforced by Nero.

if so this would be HUGE plus for me.
if so, do you know what the actual limitations are? number of characters in the filename? how many directories deep? total pathname of a file?

and once again thank you very much for the tip! :P 8)

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 6:46 am
by Han
Sorry, I don't know that exactly. There is an option to allow 128 characters for NT long file names and you can "free" directory depth limit. Both features are under the preferences for Data CD project...

PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2002 8:57 am
by Spazmogen
If you got the VBox installer program during the 4 hour window and got the cd key with it, you can download it anytime you want.

I'm home now and downloading it as I type this!

Thanks guys!