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Sounds cool, I just got a burner, so if someone could supply me with blanks i
could do some of the burning. That is, of course, thats you haven't made
preps with a pro CD makeing company. If you get all the people intrested in
LDraw and who own burners, you couldprobably turn out CD's at a respectable
rate. And include MLCad, because users who don't have access to the internet
to download it probably won't have access to E-Mail to get help with LEdit.
You could fit the whole thing unzipped and ready to run version, no
installation nescessary on a CD.
In lugnet.cad.dev, Tim Courtney writes:
> Well, since we've discussed some of the logistics behind producing the CD, its
> time to get the organization down.
>
> First off, I'll send out emails to everyone who has contributed a utility that
> works with the LDraw system, and get permission to include their work on the
> CD. Once that is done, I can collect the files needed.
>
> Someone else will need to organize them by directories and work at
> standardizing the structure. Also, zip files could be unzipped on the CD to
> ease installation for the user.
>
> I can work on HTML pages for the CD and graphics where needed.
>
> If someone could, it would be nice to have a Windows installation wizard which
> would set up everything on the user's hard drive automagically. Also, a small
> HTML guide to the CD utilities and an introduction is in order.
>
> A big issue here would be support for multiple platforms. It should support
> fully Windows and Unix, and Mac where possible (it would be nice to have a Mac
> MLCad or something by pressing time, it would satisfy a lot of people).
>
> Thoughts, comments welcome. I'll post again when I get permission from the
> program authors.
>
> -Tim
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