Create an .nfo file
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Rayan du 31 Posted messages 45 Status Membre -
Rayan du 31 Posted messages 45 Status Membre -
Hello,
I have a few CDs to release but I can't create an NFO file, at least the skeleton. Can someone help me? Thank you in advance
I have a few CDs to release but I can't create an NFO file, at least the skeleton. Can someone help me? Thank you in advance
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Hello
To create a .nfo, it's very complicated....
You open Notepad, create your .nfo as a .txt file while making sure not to exceed 85-90 characters per line...
You save your file as .txt... Then you rename the .txt to .nfo....
Oh yes, a little reminder: You can only download files if you own the license or the rights...
Otherwise, it's illegal...
And making available files protected by copyright is even more illegal than downloading...
A word to the wise, goodbye!
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To create a .nfo, it's very complicated....
You open Notepad, create your .nfo as a .txt file while making sure not to exceed 85-90 characters per line...
You save your file as .txt... Then you rename the .txt to .nfo....
Oh yes, a little reminder: You can only download files if you own the license or the rights...
Otherwise, it's illegal...
And making available files protected by copyright is even more illegal than downloading...
A word to the wise, goodbye!
--
Help yourself, and heaven will help you! Vista is slow, remove it, that will help you too!...
There are only solutions, just need to find the problems that come with them...
Well, first you need to have Media info it will be easier for you instead of writing a hundred lines and then you fill in the fields of Cool bean thing to create the nfo file.
Hi to both of you,
as Scarface72 said, an nfo file is just a xyz.txt file renamed to xyz.nfo with a limit on the number of characters per line (for display).
Best regards,
Keanjyto.
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"Who loves well punishes well": Windows XP must really have adored me then...
as Scarface72 said, an nfo file is just a xyz.txt file renamed to xyz.nfo with a limit on the number of characters per line (for display).
Best regards,
Keanjyto.
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"Who loves well punishes well": Windows XP must really have adored me then...
You're welcome, my pleasure!
If you could mark your issue as [Resolved] that would be cool too! Thanks in advance!
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Help yourself, and heaven will help you! Vista is slow, get rid of it, that will help you too!...
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If you could mark your issue as [Resolved] that would be cool too! Thanks in advance!
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Help yourself, and heaven will help you! Vista is slow, get rid of it, that will help you too!...
There are only solutions, just need to find the problems that come with them...
At the top of your first question, on the right, you can check [Resolved] or [Unresolved]... There you go ;-)
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Help yourself, and heaven will help you! Vista is slow, get rid of it, that will help you too!...
There are only solutions, you just need to find the problems that come with them...
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Help yourself, and heaven will help you! Vista is slow, get rid of it, that will help you too!...
There are only solutions, you just need to find the problems that come with them...