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Reading data from memory

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    Hi, While creating the ISO image for CD burning, I want to supply the data from memory. It means my application needs to accept the data from a file which do not exist physically. Can any one help me out in this. How to make the aplication read data from memory , to create the ISO image. Pls help Thanks.. Vini

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      Hi, While creating the ISO image for CD burning, I want to supply the data from memory. It means my application needs to accept the data from a file which do not exist physically. Can any one help me out in this. How to make the aplication read data from memory , to create the ISO image. Pls help Thanks.. Vini

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      Is the data opened in your application, or is it in another process? If the latter is the answer, then you might get a access denied error, since you are trying to access memory that doesn't belong to you. Regards, Michael Michael Hendrickx Security Engineer Scanit FZ/LLC http://www.scanit.net

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        Is the data opened in your application, or is it in another process? If the latter is the answer, then you might get a access denied error, since you are trying to access memory that doesn't belong to you. Regards, Michael Michael Hendrickx Security Engineer Scanit FZ/LLC http://www.scanit.net

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        Hi, Thanks. To clear the scenario, its like an image editor which can modify an existing image file. The modified data need to be used for ISO image creation for CD burning. The original file remain intact. Is there any control/component to open an image for editing ? pls help Thanks Vini

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