Check out this program: SlySoft Virtual CloneDrive
Once you launch the program it creates a Virtual CD Drive Letter that you can right click and then mount ISO files of CD's that you've burned. The computer then treates the ISO file as if an actual CD is inserted into your computer.
I used a program called MagicISO to create an ISO file of the CD that contains my Hendricksen NT commentaries. I then mounted that ISO file to my virtual clonedrive and voila! I am able to access those Libronix libraries as if my CD is inserted. The nice thing about the clone drive is that you can mount/unmount individual ISO's and it keeps track of the ISO's you have mounted.
Anyhow, check it out. One of my problems with Libronix has been scrolling through large portions and having to wait while the CD is being accessed. This not only speeds things up but allows me to keep my CD put away where my little kids can't get at it and mess it up. Obviously, at 600MB/CD it adds up if you do this with a lot of CD's but with large hard drives this is hardly an issue.
Once you launch the program it creates a Virtual CD Drive Letter that you can right click and then mount ISO files of CD's that you've burned. The computer then treates the ISO file as if an actual CD is inserted into your computer.
I used a program called MagicISO to create an ISO file of the CD that contains my Hendricksen NT commentaries. I then mounted that ISO file to my virtual clonedrive and voila! I am able to access those Libronix libraries as if my CD is inserted. The nice thing about the clone drive is that you can mount/unmount individual ISO's and it keeps track of the ISO's you have mounted.
Anyhow, check it out. One of my problems with Libronix has been scrolling through large portions and having to wait while the CD is being accessed. This not only speeds things up but allows me to keep my CD put away where my little kids can't get at it and mess it up. Obviously, at 600MB/CD it adds up if you do this with a lot of CD's but with large hard drives this is hardly an issue.