Re: Disc Image?

Bill, Actually, this is easier than I remember for OS 9. Find your program Disk Copy. Open it. Insert your disk. It should ask you what you want to do with it. Make sure mount image is selected and click okay. It should image the disk and then you just change the name to make sure it says exactll

Re: Disc Image?

Bill, Sorry about the wait. I have been too busy to boot up my old mac. I will do it tomorrow. So I'll post it then. Thanks! Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 4.4.05 11:09 AM. alienbill loves Macs! > Dave Foshee said at ÒDisc Image?Ó. > [03/Apr/2005 20:28] > >> >> >> Howdy all! >> >> I

Re: Disc Image?

Dave Foshee said at ÒDisc Image?Ó. [03/Apr/2005 20:28] > > > Howdy all! > > I have a game that I think will run quicker if I copy the CD to the > desktop. > I know in OS 9 you could do that. How do I do it in OS X? I just got my > Powerbook and have not learned enough yet about the OS to know. >

Re: Disc Image?

Thanks Dana! I tried that and it still said that Disk 1 was not in drive. Any other way I can fool it? I tried both read only and master cd/dvd. TIA, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 4.3.05 10:51 PM. Dana Collins loves Macs! > Hello Dave, > Look in the Utilities folder that is in the Applic

Re: Disc Image?

Hello Dave, Look in the Utilities folder that is in the Applications folder of the root HD (or boot HD). There you'll find a utility called "Disk Copy". Its use is pretty much the same as before, only the file type of the image will be a ".dmg" instead of the former .smi If you choose "read only"

Disc Image?

Howdy all! I have a game that I think will run quicker if I copy the CD to the desktop. I know in OS 9 you could do that. How do I do it in OS X? I just got my Powerbook and have not learned enough yet about the OS to know. Thoughts? Dave -- PowerBooks is sponsored by