CDEveryWhere Features

  • Create Hybrid CD image. Joliet (Win) / HFS (Mac) / RockRidge (Unix/Linux) / ISO9660 (Industry Standard Format).
  • AutoStart for Macintosh / AutoRun for Windows
  • Create the Macintosh CD without the Macintosh computer/hard drive.
  • Files are shared across the file system to maximize the disk space.
  • Professional Layout for each platform.
  • Selection of the file systems. (You don't want HFS, then don't create it)
  • Save Layout
  • CDEveryWhere Server to retrieve files from the foreign system. (e.g. retrieve files from Mac to PC without loosing Mac file attributes.
  • Access FTP server and retrieve files just like from your hard drive.
  • Access Windows NT Service for Macintosh Volumes and retrieve files just like from your hard drive.
  • Access Apple/Unix Volume and retrieve files just like from your hard drive.
  • Retrieve files from the compressed (ZIP/TAR) files just like from your hard drive.
  • Auto-decoding MacBinary and BinHex files for the Macintosh platform.
  • Edit Macintosh File Type/Creator Codes Database.
  • Scan contents of files to set up the Macintosh File Type/Creator Codes.
  • Preserve Symbolic Links for RockRidge.
  • Exclude/Include files based on the file pattern.
  • Operations based on Drag & Drop.
  • Email Error Report

Resultant CD Properties

Joliet File system (Windows 95/98/2000/NT/XP/ME)

  • Long file name (64 characters)
  • Deep directory structure
  • Unicode file name
  • AutoRun / AutoPlay

HFS File System (Macintosh)

  • Long file name (31 characters)
  • Deep directory structure
  • Macintosh computers recognize file type and know what application to open.
  • Full Desktop Database support (Allow you to install applications on CD)
  • QuickTime AutoStart.

Rockridge File System (Unix)

  • Long file name (127 characters)
  • Deep directory structure
  • Unicode file name (Using UTF-8)
  • Permission set up
  • Symbolic link capability
  • Block or character special files (mknod)