CreateCD

The CreateCD utility was designed to be a command-line-based alternative to the GUI-based CD-Recording process in Windows XP and Windows 2003. It has several benefits:
- Allows for unattended operations from batch files. A non-zero exit code is returned on failure
- Supports erasing CD before recording
- When possible, does not create an intermediate copy of the files and directories being recorded
- Supports creating bootable CDs. Currently boot image must be an image of a bootable 1.44MB floppy. The companion utility fdread.exe is used to create an image file of an existing floppy.
- CreateCD utility uses the same APIs and interfaces as Windows XP Shell CD Recorder.
The following is a command line format for CreateCD utility:

CreateCD [options] []...

options - one or more of the following:
-e[rase] - Erase disk before writing
-f[ullerase] - Erase disk and quit. This is full" erase that takes quite some time
-nologo - Do not display logo string
-r[ecorder]: - Use recorder
-s[peed]: - Use recording speed
-v[erbose] - Produce more output
-info - Print recorder/disk information and exit
-eject - Eject disk after writing
-l[abel]: - Set volume label. Default is todays date
-i[mage]: - Make disk bootable using image . should be an image of a bootable floppy
Example: CreateCD -r:e -i:bootflpW98.img C:Data*.*
NOTE: Free for non-commercial use