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Extracting kids games from CD

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Hi My kids have many game CD's, but to play them you must insert the CD before they can be played. Since my kids are only 4 & 7 years old, I do not want them to touch my CPU. My question is: how do I extract everything from the CD to put on one of my many large hard drives. Then I guess I can then install the game from my hard drive or can I? This way my kids can then click the shortcut to play any of the games without touching the CD's or my CPU. Please help.

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Check this program, http://www.alcohol-soft.com/, with it you can create 31 virtual drives then you won't need to insert cd's.

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Name: wanderer
Date: January 10, 2005 at 20:32:21 Pacific

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another one is CloneCD. A google search will give you the url. Works on all my games except doom3

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