Add folder with files

[Jasper22]

Hi all

 

How I can add folder with (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) files to compilation list in ImgBurn v2.4.4.0

 

Somehow, after default installation of the program I figured that click on button 'browse for folder' in 'Build' window just add empty folder - in short: just a folder name.

 

 

P.S.

I understand that somehow whoever program UI for this program doesn't use any other programs and try to put everything (!) on one screen. I understand that whoever program this UI doesn't know what the meaning 'important' and 'advanced' or even 'user-friendly' UI. I understand that whoever program that program didn't hear about 80/20 idea (only 20% of program features will be used at 80% work scenarios). I understand that because whoever write this program disable option 'create folder' on compilation and there's no other way to create empty folder without somehow bring it empty already. I understand that there's no warning for user when trying to burn zero sized image. I understand that whoever write this program don't disable 'Cancel' button when burning process start (for whatever reasons might be)

And after you realized that I understand all of this - can someone explain how the hell I can burn folder with inside files/folders ? Or should I spend more time setting some option that any person without special computer training doesn't understand ?

[mmalves]

If you had looked in the Guides section instead of telling others how they should make their program, your disc would be done by now

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Build mode is currently designed to work with an existing disc structure.

 

If you need something more than that, don't use ImgBurn.

[blutach]

And Jasper22 wins today's round of Who Wants To Be an Idiot on the ImgBurn Forum?

 

Your prize Jasper, is one way ticket back to where you came from.

 

Regards

[Shamus_McFartfinger]

Or should I spend more time setting some option that any person without special computer training doesn't understand ?

 

ImgBurn isn't that complicated. It never was, nor will it ever be, a tool for newbies. If you want a pretty interface while being treated like an idiot, use Nero. If you want to learn and to also have absolute control over what you do, use this. Pretty simple, really.