Is it possible to "remaster" a Windows boot CD to include "big" software such as, let's say, Macromedia or Adobe apps? How would one do that?
Is it possible to "remaster" a Windows boot CD to include "big" software such as, let's say, Macromedia or Adobe apps? How would one do that?
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