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LUK, thanks for verifying that. Here's one you may not be aware of. If I select for Imgburn to "Delete Image" after writing, Imgburn does delete the cue file after burning. But, even after deleting, the image info is still populated in Imgburn's UI and the big burn button is still active and can be pressed. If I do press it, I then get a popup indicating that the file cannot be found. I thought perhaps Imgburn is failing to update the UI when the image file is deleted.

Like stated in the title, is there a command line switch for opening directly to the create cue file tool? I've combed through all of the published switches and have found nothing there that does this. If it doesn't exist, consider this a vote for it.

Thanks LUK for the prompt reply. I could be wrong about the stealing focus. The taskbar button does flash, but ImgBurn pops up in front of everything else I have on screen so I then have to click around it anyway. I'm on XPsp3 I would like to humbly request that you consider adding an option to work in conjunction with "Auto OK" that would keep ImgBurn minimized when minimized as long as there are no errors. Thanks.

When using ImgBurn to burn multiple copies, I have Auto OK enabled so that I can just shove more disks in the drive without having to do anything else. But, if I minimize ImgBurn, it always pops up and steals focus when a disk finishes burning. Is there a way to keep ImgBurn minimized between disks so that it doesn't pop up and steal focus?

It would be nice if ImgBurn had three different options for handling incomplete sectors in audio files. Currently, ImgBurn appears to drop incomplete sectors. 1) Drop incomplete sectors 2) Fill incomplete sectors with silence 3) Advance next track to fill incomplete sector But I suppose these could only be done if ImgBurn were given the ability to create an audio cd image. It would be really cool if ImgBurn could assemble a cue/wav (like EAC), cue/bin, mdf/mds or any of the image files that ImgBurn supports. Thanks. *EDIT* Ok, in further checking, ImgBurn fills incomplete sectors when burning a CD. What is odd is that if I create a Cue file in ImgBurn and mount it via DT, the image rip in EAC drops the incomplete sectors. It would be a great help in creating precise audio CDs if ImgBurn were given the ability to create audio CD images from disk that gives us the ability to control what happens.