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In , on 08/12/2004
at 07:12 PM, "Steven Levine" said:
Steven
Dumb question time.
>What I do is define the burner settings in environment variables:
> set CDR_DEVICE=1,4,0
> set CDR_SPEED=12
> set CDR_FIFOSIZE=16M
>so I don't have supply them everytime.
Do you do this in your "config.sys" file, or through
a CMD file?
Thanks
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