Nero 7

This book takes on the task of introducing the reader to all the capabilities of the Nero software package. Most of the manuals on Nero published to date are very brief, only a few dozen or a hundred pages at most, and focus on the most important features of the program, i.e. the actual burning of data, music and DVD video discs. However, Nero is much more complex, its capabilities are vast, and most ordinary users who install Nero close the program immediately after burning it, completely unconcerned that the program can do anything more. And that's a shame. This book really focuses on everything Nero can do, and with the novice user in mind, many operations are described in great detail. This book is actually for anyone who has the desire to burn a disc and does not want to be stuck with one learned operation. Especially beginners will find their place here, people, who have only recently picked up a mouse, as well as casual computer users, among which we count the following, who were taught to work with a single program in the office and left to nature to develop further. The book can also be read by children as well as seniors who have enough time to get acquainted with computer technology only in retirement. However, there are also places in the book for more advanced readers, especially where we explain the technical details of burning and other processes. The structure of all chapters is uniform. The introduction to the chapter summarizes everything you will read about in the chapter, and the chapter concludes with a small glossary of terms you have just become familiar with. The whole book is then supplemented by a voluminous index. The book is divided into eight chapters. The first chapter is introductory and introductory. Learn what Nero is, how to get it, install it, and run it. In addition, the reader is instructed on the relevant sections of the Copyright Act. The second chapter is theoretical. Beginners can refresh and deepen their basic knowledge of how data is organised and stored on disk. Not only they, but also advanced users will be happy to learn about how the computer actually burns CDs and DVDs and what is important to set up and monitor. The third chapter introduces the reader to Nero Express. It gives you virtually the same results as Nero Burning ROM, but it's much easier to use, with wizards and less complicated setup. Chapter 4 will cover the most important part of the software package, Nero Burning ROM. It can really do everything, when it comes to burning discs, and you can burn all types of discs with it, whether it's an ordinary data CD, music CD or DVD video, or such specialties, like mixed CDs, multi-section disc or CD Extra. Burning each type of disc is described step by step with typical examples. The fifth chapter is devoted to Nero Cover Designer, which can be used to create and print covers for discs that have just been burned. In Chapter 6, you'll learn everything that Nero Wave Editor can do with audio, from the actual recording of the track to the delivery of the audio track for burning. The seventh chapter is devoted to the Nero Sound Trax application, which is primarily used to compile entire music CDs, both from already stored sound files and from classic LPs and cassettes. The final, eighth chapter is devoted to the remaining applications bundled with Nero Burning ROM. This is all about the creators of "artificial!" Nero Image Drive, then about Nero Drive Speed, which can adjust the speed of the drives, Nero BackItUp, designed for data backup, Nero CD-DVD Speed, that can test and measure your drives and disks, Nero Info Tool, providing comprehensive information on optical disc drives.