Combining Two CD-ROMs

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Published on 2010-01-12T03:32:02Z Indexed on 2010/03/20 15:01 UTC
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Is there any way to combine two CDs? I have two game discs that I would like to put on one CD for easier distribution. These games are very very old and are only about 250 megs for their entire contents.

Since they depend on their paths to run correctly, is there a way to write them to a disc in a certain way that makes windows think they're two separate discs?

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