Maybe I have not expressed myself well enough...
All of my previous CD copying experience has involved using external DC burners and Toast.
I could make a perfect copy from an original CD in my CD-ROM drive to the blank CD in the CDRW drive using the Toast "Make Copy" command.
Now I have this new 1 GHz G4 iBook that has a Combo drive in it.
What do I do now if I have a CD that I want to make an exact copy of. (Please excuse dangling participle)
What goes into the computer first, the original CD or the blank for preparation ???
If I have to stick in the original first , what do I do with it to create a disk image before I eject it to make a copy of it that the Finder can use to make the duplicate?
Why isn't this info in Mac Help in the computer ??
M .
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