For instance using a Windows machine, you can create Macintosh and Unix CDs and vice versa. The interface is easy to use and is drag and drop enabled. In fact, I don't think anything could be easier to use. It supports long filenames, deep directories, and system specific attributes. You can even create a CD right from an ftp site.
Tool tips are helpful and abundant.
As you move your mouse over the interface, a yellow text box opens giving you a description of what the button or option your mouse is currently over does. If you are creating CDs, you need this software. There is no sense limiting yourself to distributing CDs that will only work on the same operating system that you created it on. CDEverywhere has solved the cross-platform problem. You owe it to yourself to head on over to CDEverywhere and check it out.