> Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 20:12:17 -0500
> From: Donna Hood Pointer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: Disc Burner question
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> Roxio's Toast allows you to burn those kinds
Roxio's Toast allows you to burn those kinds of CD's
Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm
lsequeir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (G-Books)
> Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 08:49:52 -0500
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (G-Books)
> Subject: G-Books
disc burner creates discs that read fine in any computer she's likely to
want to share files with - i'm not sure about cd-rw though. i tend to use
cheap media and chuck the discs once i've used them, though presumably there
are ways to re-use discs.
but basically, sharing files by burning cds wor
Luis,
According to the Mac Help file, when preparing the CD for writing, select the
Standard format. This creates a hybrid disc that is both HFS+ and ISO-9660
compatible. So she should have no problem. Hope this helps.
Michelle
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Michelle K. Wachtel, Apple Product Profess
At 9.24 AM + 3/22/02, lsequeir wrote:
>now, but I don't recall having the option to burn as ISO9660 or
>Joliet volume (that would be readable by a windoze machine).
>I wouldn't want to have to tell her that she needs Toast for that...
>
>Can someone enlighten me on this? Is it possible to wri
Hi,
I am trying to persuade a friend to switch over from the "dark side" and
she is very interested in an iBook (14", combo drive).
She needs to transfer files back and forth to and from a number of
windoze using colleagues. I've recommended doing it through e-mail,
but some of her friends don'
