BCD 1.1.1

BCD is a command-line utility that builds and burns a bootable or non-bootable CD-Rom fully automatic, from any workstation in your network that has a CD-Rewritable or CD-recorder device. No need to install any files on your workstation. BCD can also just create the ISO image for you.
Main features:
- Runs on Windows NT4/2000/XP. Build with only win32 programs, no 16-bit dos applications are used. So this should make it compatible with future windows platforms like XP and whatever is next. This also fixes some cdrpack problems like spaces in foldernames and long foldernames...
- Automated building of (bootable) CD-Roms or ISOs
- BCD runs 100% automated from command line.
- BCD has multi-user/multi-computer support, you can put BCD on your fileserver and run it from any workstation, no need to install any files on the workstation.
- Autodetect bootfile type, like Isolinux, Windows NT bootsector and applies the needed mkisofs parameters.
- It automatically uses the first CDRW device found on your system, or else the first CDR device found.
- Erases CDRW media fully automatic.
- Easy configuration by using 2 configuration files. One "main" bcd.cfg (parsed first) and one "per CD" bcd.cfg (parsed second) file. Settings in the "per CD" configuration file will overide settings in the "main" config.