I replied to the other post also. I've done this with EZCD 4 bunches of times. What he needs is ISO 9660 and Long file name support. Here is some info from the EZCD 4 help:
File System:
ISO9660: Select this option if you want to be able to read the CD on different platforms including DOS, Macintosh, OS/2, Windows and UNIX. Files and directories recorded to CD based on the ISO 9660 standard must meet the following (8+3) requirements:
A file name may not contain more than eight alphanumeric characters and the underscore symbol [_].
A file name extension may not contain more than three alphanumeric characters.
A directory name may not contain more than eight alphanumeric characters and the underscore symbol [_].
Joliet: Select this option if you want to use file names that contain up to 64 characters in length, including spaces. This is the default option and is used to record most CDs. Joliet also records the associated DOS-standard name (8+3 characters) for each file so that the CD may be read on DOS systems or earlier versions of Windows.
Long file names (30 chars max.): Select this option to specify the use of long file-naming for your CD. This option applies to the ISO 9660 File System only.