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                |      Using EZ-CD Pro MM v3.0 to Make     |    
                |   Backups of your PlayStation Originals  |
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                                 S T E P  1


   Insert the PlayStation original CD into your CD-R drive.  Open up EZ-CD 
   Pro MM v3.0, and click on [CD Recorder][Read]. 

   This will show you the table of contents on the CD.  The 1st track is 
   in Mode 2 CD-XA. The other tracks are DA (Digital Audio). 

   Highlight the first track, and then choose [Copy].  Give it a filename 
   with the extension .ISO.  Ninety nine percent of the way into the copy 
   you should receive an positioning error; however, this does no harm to 
   the final disk. 


                                 S T E P  2


   Once that is done, choose the second track, and give it a name (usually 
   a number of the track to avoid confusion) with the extension .WAV. Do 
   this for all of the above mentioned DA tracks. (Note: some games do not 
   have any CD-DA tracks, eg: Resident Evil, Kings Field so this step would 
   be unnecessary in these cases.)


                                 S T E P  3


   Once you have all of the CD onto your hard drive, select [Edit] and 
   then [Cue Sheet] and finally select CD-XA. 

   Next drag from File Manager the 1st data track (extension .ISO) over to 
   the Cue Sheet window.  Then do the same for the CD-DA (extension .WAV) 
   files in the order in which you copied them, i.e. 2,3,4,5, etc.  Now 
   save the Cue Sheet (extension .CUE), and exit the Cue Sheet Editor.


                                 S T E P  4


   Insert your blank 74min CD-R disc into your CD-R drive.  Next click on 
   the [REC] icon in EZ-CD Pro.  Pick [Cue Sheet], then select the Cue Sheet 
   you have just created, then select [Write], and [Ok].