The VCD Properties
window shows VCD attributes such as its storage location, file size and CD type.
From the Properties
window you can also edit the VCD description, add an Auto-Run command, set its
default Virtual drive or assign a Hot-Key to run the VCD.
5.3-1 Opening the VCD Properties window
Right-click on a VCD icon and select "Properties" from the pop-up menu to open the "VCD Properties" window (Figure 5-3a).
Figure 5-3a
5.3-2 Changing the VCD Description
Open the VCD Properties window (Figure 5.3a) and simply type the new description into the Label box
5.3-3 Changing the Auto-run command
Open the VCD Properties window (Figure 5-3b) and use the browse button to point to the location of the program.
5.3-4 Changing the creator name
Open the VCD Properties window (Figure 5-3b) and type the creator name in the Creator box.
5.3-5 Changing the Default VirtualDrive
Open the VCD Properties window (Figure 5-3b), click on the Virtual Drive drop box and select a new default drive.
5.3-6 Using Hot-Keys to run VCDs
Open the VCD Properties window (Figure 5-3b), .tab down to the Hotkeys box and press a key (Figure5-3b), e.g. pressing C will create Ctrl +Alt + C as the new Hotkey.
Sequence for the selected VCD: Press Ctrl then Alt then the character key to insert the VCD.
Figure
5-3b
Open the VCD Properties window (Figure 5-3c) to edit comment on a virtual CD.
Figure 5-3c
5.3-8 Viewing a VCD's contents
There are several methods of viewing the contents of a VCD.
Method 1 Right-click the icon of an inserted VCD, then select Browse from
the pop-up menu.
Method 2 Click on a VCD icon in the System tray and you can view its contents in the bottom-right frame.
Method 3 Launch Windows Explorer
and select the VCD drive.
Method 4 (Audio CD only) Open the VCD Properties window by right-clicking on the VCD icon and selects Properties from the drop menu.
With the Properties window open, select the Audio page
Figure 5-3d