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I downloaded your MS-DOS 7.10 super boot disk, but your boot disk is the floppy-disk version, and my machine doesn't have a floppy drive, so I can't use the MS-DOS 7.10 super boot disk. But a friend of mine has a CD burner, so I want to burn your MS-DOS 7.10 super boot disk to use it. But because I don't have a floppy drive, I can't copy out your MS-DOS 7.10 super boot disk, so I'd like to ask you to help make your MS-DOS 7.10 super boot disk into a bootable CD version, okay? Since it's going to be burned to disc, the size doesn't have to be limited to 1.38M like a floppy drive version, so I'd also like to ask if you can add the Wubi input method, okay? Oh right, I want the 86 version of Wubi, because that's the one I use; I don't know how to use the 98 version. I would be extremely grateful, and this is really too much trouble for you, because I'm a newbie. Also, if possible, could you give me a copy of the usage instructions for the MS-DOS 7.10 super boot disk? In your forum I only saw an introduction to the MS-DOS 7.10 super boot disk, not any instructions. Just like your introduction says, your boot menu has 6 options, so when I want to use it, which one do I generally need? My C drive is in NTFS format, and I have Windows XP installed. Also, I saw someone in your forum say that after using this of yours, Windows can no longer be installed. Is that true? Is there any way to install it?
When the software is done please send it to chunlu12345@sina.com thanks

Haha! Looks like you really are a newbie! Come here more often from now on! Just use Nero! Wasn't what you downloaded an img file!? nreo supports img! Got it? If not, make a post!

It's very easy. That 1.44MB floppy disk image of mine can be directly used as the CD's 1.44MB floppy disk image file.

wengier changed his face! This looks better than the little rabbit!

The following is quoted from 暗夜公爵 at 2003-6-13 20:57:50:
Also, I saw someone in your forum say that after using this of yours, Windows can no longer be installed. Is that true? Is there any way to install it?

Of course that can't possibly be true; I already replied to that person long ago. After booting with my MS-DOS 7.10 boot disk, Windows can be installed completely normally, and many people have already tried it.