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Virtual CD v4 Documentation

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Foreword

Thank you for choosing Virtual CD. We have improved and expanded the VCD

program both to address the needs and preferences expressed by our users and to

reflect broader developments such as the latest CD technologies and the increasingly

widespread use of DVDs.

A couple of very basic changes have been made in the Virtual CD software for this

fourth version. For example, while all the previous versions used the same driver

kernel and file format, Virtual CD v4 has a whole new software kernel. The new driver

was developed specifically to support the new MS Windows XP operating system

while at the same time making Virtual CD forward-compatible with future software

developments. The new file format has been implemented to support DVDs, which

often contain considerably larger volumes of data than your average music or software

CD.

Another change involves our company itself, rather than the software. You may have

noticed that Virtual CD is now manufactured under the name H+H Software rather

than Microtest. H+H Software GmbH, headquartered in Goettingen, Germany, was

until recently a wholly-owned subsidiary of Microtest. In summer of 2001, the two

companies officially parted ways. H+H has been developing the Virtual CD software

ever since Version 2, and will continue to develop it in future.

This manual provides you with an introduction to Virtual CD, as well as basic

instructions on all the main functions. For further details, please refer to the Help

program integrated in Virtual CD.

Copyrights on the software, the Virtual CD trademark and all corresponding

documentation are owned by H+H Software GmbH. In the US, Microsoft and Windows

are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. The names of products mentioned

in this manual are used for identification purposes and may be trademarks or

registered trademarks of their manufacturers.

Important Note:

If you use Virtual CD with CDs or DVDs that are under license, then creating

multiple virtual images from a given CD/DVD or running the Virtual CD

program with a given virtual CD on more than one computer at a time may

constitute a breach of the software licensing agreement you entered into with

the manufacturer of the CD/DVD in question. Make sure to check your

licensing agreements for detailed information.

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