Virtual Drive
Read any CD-ROM and create a highly compressed image file on a hard drive or network file server; you can then run your application without having to load the CD-ROM. This utility also supports audio CDs, and provides an alternative to expensive CD arrays or jukeboxes. This upgrade includes game support, drag-and-drop functions, and support for inserting, ejecting, or adding VCD files.
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What this was designed for is something like an application server. But it has a dual purpose. It's really not for buring CD's, only replicating them to your hard drive. The problem with duping Warcraft and other games is there are a few files that are "encrypted" somehow. So the software errors out when it tries to read them for duping them. Thats why buring them doesn't work. Im not positive but you'll have the same problem duping them from your hard drive to a CD. Because you still have to use like Adaptec to burn them, which doesn't work.
You are supposed to be able to make one back up copy of any software. With the encryption they are not allow us to do that. But there also preventing you from distributing the software.
Catch 22....
PS. They do have a free 30 day trial for this but it's for Win9X. I only run Win2000 so i havn't tried it.. Plus it's only illegal if you use it for illegal purpoeses, duping CD's and distributing them.
but to that I have no idea.
