Webpages on CD: OSes problems

[serendipity]

Well, we all know about cross-browser functionality of webpages...so i'm not sure how to put this...but, I always seem to have a problem with my webpages when I "transfer" (via Nero cd burning) them from Windows 98 to WindowsNT/2000 (and maybe XP too). Most of the time it involves having missing links and images...but more recently, the scripts (dhtml & java) just gets screwed up :(

Any quick tips, or hard and fast rules when coding (or is it a burning issue?) them in the first place...to avoid or at least minimize them later on?:confused:
How can I run the webpages on a cd seamlessly across different OSes?

Another thing, is that I most often end up transferring them to hardrive & re-scripting them on WinNT/2000 and the damn auto file protection gets me all messed up :mad:

[Skyzyx]

Two things:

1) Keep your filenames 8 characters long or shorter. Even though Mac and Linux systems can support longer names, Windows seems to have this wierd DOS-esque way of renaming things.

2) Burn cross-platform CD's using the ISO 9660 CD format instead of the proprietary Microsoft Joilet format.

If you keep those two rules in mind, you should never have a problem (as far as files and images go) ever again.