K3b related

Hi all,

Perhaps this is quite OT for this group, but maybe some experts may try to
assist me.

I'm trying to burn some images using K3b. However, my disc is used for
multiple sessions as I don't want the entire disk to be consumed by small
file size. I already have an existing folder but the K3b box gives me no
such option to choose the target/destination path of the folder where I
want the images to be burned. I looked in the "Help" section but it is
futile.
Can someone help me with this?
Thanks,
Rgds Poms
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