UDF reading on Win98

[peroxidechicken]

I've got a number of CD-RW disks that I wrote to with InCD (UDF packet writing software).  These disks are readable on Win2000 even if the system doesn't have a cd burner.  My current system runs Win98, no longer has a burner and I'd like to know if there's any way to make it read those disks.  

[peroxidechicken]

Just in case someone else reads this looking for answers, this did the trick for me - http://www.download.com/3000-2100-10021086.html

[peroxidechicken]

Pretty much what JJ said.  As far as the user is concerned, a system with a cd or dvd burner and software like InCD will treat a rewritable cd/dvd as a hard drive or big floppy disk.  

Advantages?  It's just a convenient way for me to backup (or in my case, selectively backup) my files.  I guess it's because I don't do an entire system backup that I found InCD to be fairly quick and painless.