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Hi,

 

I'm using ImgBurner in build mode & file output, passing IBB file with file names in it. I expected that ImgBurner is going to add files to ISO image in the same order as they are in IBB file. Apparently, in the iso image my files are in alphabetical order. Is there any way to fix this? What do I have to do to insure that a file I want is at the beginning of iso. Also, I could not find a way to make a proper directory structure, e.g. I have

 

c:\files\*.html

c:\files\data\*.jpg

 

what I would like to see in iso root directory

 

*.html

\Data\*.jpg

 

Tnx, LF_

Posted

Thanks a lot for your fast reply! No plans to add an option in the future version to follow files order in IBB? For some applications it very important :whistling:

 

About wildcards, let's assume I have

 

c:\files\1.html

c:\files\data\1.jpg

 

if I use /PRESERVEFULLPATHNAMES YES

 

in ISO I'm going to have

 

files\1.html

files\data\1.jpg

 

What I want to have in ISO

 

1.html

\data\1.jpg

 

Thanks a lot for your help and for excelent program as well! :thumbup:

Posted

ImgBurn's build mode wasn't really designed to flexible in what it burns, it's meant for burning an existing folder structure *as-is*.

 

For backing up individual files here, there and everywhere, you should use a more complete package.

Posted

I don't want to argue, but I think ImgBurn is VERY close to what I want, I guess I should go to Suggestions section and open a topic :rolleyes: When I pass IBB file - it has a list of files I want to have in ISO and I pass the files in the order I want to see them in ISO - so the only problem is that ImgBurn does not burn the files the way they are in IBB, it sorts them by name :)

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