Off Topic....Building ISO files

[AliveAndkickin]

What does "BUILDING" an ISO mean? I am trying to burn scanned pix to cd and am having a helluva time. Do I need to "build" first. Why me?

[fortyseven]

An ISO image is an archive file (also known as a disk image) of an optical disc in a format defined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). In basic English it is an image of a CD or DVD. Creating an image is useful if you plan to make multiple copies of a single disc.
In your situation however, it is not necessary to create an image. To write pics to a disc you would only have to make a data cd and copy the pics onto it. What software are you using to write your disc?

[AliveAndkickin]

I Have both Easy Burn and Express Burn.

[fortyseven]

I've never used either but what I do know about Easy Burn is that it can do many different things. Im not sure how you're going about it but you need to create a data cd in order to write the pics onto disc.
Creating an image is only necessary when you want to copy an entire disc.

[AliveAndkickin]

Ok....here's what I got....I have scanned about 100 pictures into My documents. The deepest the path is "C:\My Documents\Celine\book\".
"Celine" contains the "book" file folder and ....maybe up to 6 scans. "book" contains up to 12 scans. I wish to get as many of these files on cd as possible. I have about 30-35 "celines" ...all with sub-files. I have tried to burn 5-6 "celines" at one time....which uses about 85% of disk space....but I am getting nowhere with the burning process. (error messages). Everything works fine when I wish to burn .wav files...my problem is with data files only. Holy Moly!!!

[fortyseven]

I will try and download a trial copy of Easy Burn later today and see if I can figure out how to help solve your problem.