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How to preserve full paths in building ISO


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I just installed ImgBurn 2.5.7.0. I built an ISO from a selection of files and folders. I used MagicDisc to view the ISO. The full path is not preserved. I googled and explored the ImgBurn settings. Under the General tab, there are options to "Preserve Full Pathnames" for CUE, DVD, and MDS. No such checkbox exists for ISO, though mention is made of full paths for ISO at:

 

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=7890&hl=+full%20+path%20+iso#entry77897

 

Is there a way to preserve full paths when building an ISO?

 

P.S. I attached the log file. I am aware that it reveals some files that could not be added to the ISO image, and that is a separate issue (to find a way to pull in from different user accounts). In an ISO file that *is* created, the constituent files do not have their full paths.

ImgBurn_usrRenamed.log

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It's on the 'Options' tab on the main 'Build' mode screen... not in the 'Settings'.

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Thank you, LIGHTNING UK!. Works exactly as advertised.

 

There doesn't seem to be a way to mark a thread as resolved in this forum, nor give thumbs up.

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Nope, but I know it has been resolved now.

 

:thumbsup:

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I'll get round to installing that eventually :)

 

I'll wait for the next release though, give them time to fix a few more bugs first :D

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I want to caution that Google Support forums uses a "Mark as Best" feature for individual posts in a thread. Unfortunately, the OP does not have the ability to unmark a post as an answer (or best answer) if he/she determines that it doesn't address the specific issue that he/she raised. This means the "mark as [best] answer" feature can be mis-used. Microsoft forums *does* allow the OP to unmark a post as an answer.

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