                         CDCOPY.EXE V1.004
                         =================

    This module allows you to write audio-tracks from CD
    to disk.

    The program only works with SCSI CD-drives, which
    support this special mode. The following hardware
    was tested:
    Adaptec 2940, Plextor CD-ROM 8XCS

    It's fully functional under Windows-95 and
    Windows-NT 3.51/4.0.

    For both operating systems I used EZ-SCSI 4.00, 4.01
    The following ASPI-interfaces were used:

    WNASPI32.DLL    22528  -> EZ-SCSI 4.01
    WNASPI32.DLL    21504  -> EZ-SCSI 4.00

    Are there more than one CD-ROM or CD-Writer activ,
    you have to manipulate the follwing entries of the
    INI-File (CDCOPY.INI):
    Hostadapternumber, LUN and Target.
    By default the program searches the first CD-ROM
    that it can find (Hostadapternr. = 0).

    Because the module uses ASPI and the MM-extension of the
    WIN32-SDK you have to change the drive letter
    under Systemcontrol / Multimedia / Music-CD, if you
    don't want to use the first CD-ROM.

    The CD-ID shown in the left upper corner is the ID
    you can get with the MM-Extension (look at CDPLAYER.INI)

    The progam can only create WAV-Files which are written to
    the defaultdrive with the name TRACKxx.WAV, where "xx"
    is a continuous number reflecting the track number.

    Before writing the module tests if there is enough space
    to write the file and reacts if not.

    (CDCOPY.INI allows you to set a different destination drive
     under "DestDr".)

    The module doesn't use the registry and the INI-File can be
    changed with any editor.

    If you have any suggestions or errors please feel free to send me an
    e-mail.

    M. Barth - mbarth2193@aol.com

