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11-08-2006, 06:52
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Hmmm, perhaps, a simple automatic patch would also be sufficient: it runs through the ISO file and replaces all "AUTORUN.INF" strings (including those in Unicode, in the Joliet file system with long file names!) to, say, "AUTORUN.IN ". Drop me an E-mail and I'll make one during the weekend (no time for this at work...).
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