Hi Bill,
Congratulations in getting the DVD out.
To answer your question, there are 2 other ways I use to find out which apps
are running:
1. Pressing 'Command' & 'Tab' keys will show all the running application
icons
2. Going to 'Apple' -> 'Force Quit' will list all the running apps.
Have a ni
Solved it. For anyone who's curious I oppened the Utilities folder in
Applications and launched Activity Monitor, then used this to
progressively quit every running application. At some point I turned off
something (I'm not sure what) which got us back to the log in window,
from which I did a
I made a DVD +RW back-up of myf olders including
photos,applications, docs in toast 7. When I try to load the DVD
Iget the spinning ball for hours on end.
Any idea or have I lost valuable stuff
tom samson
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Well, you made a backup, so you won't have lost anything if the disk
I made a DVD +RW back-up of myf olders including photos,applications,
docs in toast 7. When I try to load the DVD Iget the spinning ball
for hours on end.
Any idea or have I lost valuable stuff
tom samson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I refer to my earlier post. The DVD that I burnt was a DVD+R disc. Could
that be why it isn't recognised by my computer (OS 10.3.5)?
Michael.
Yes. Apple's internal drives use DVD-R or DVD-RW.
Thanks,
Shay
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Perth, West
I refer to my earlier post. The DVD that I burnt was a DVD+R disc. Could
that be why it isn't recognised by my computer (OS 10.3.5)?
Michael.
Yesterday I burnt a DVD using Toast 6 and an external La Cie burner. I can
play the DVD if I load it in the La Cie burner, but the computer does not
recognise the DVD if I put it in the computer's internal DVD drive (ie, no
icon appears on the desktop for the DVD).
I'm using OS 10.3.5 and have no
Yesterday I burnt a DVD using Toast 6 and an external La Cie burner. I can
play the DVD if I load it in the La Cie burner, but the computer does not
recognise the DVD if I put it in the computer's internal DVD drive (ie, no
icon appears on the desktop for the DVD).
I'm using OS 10.3.5 and have not
HI all
Just to let you know the outcome.
DVDs written using discburner in 10.2.3 can't be read on windows.
As far as we can tell the format looks the same as DVDs written and
readable on the pc.
Writing the DVDs with toast 5.2 makes them windows readable.( and is
about 2X faster than apples disc
Thanks, Wamuggers, especially Rod, Shay and Mark Secker, for the helpful
suggestions. The problem is resolved, and the PC is happily reading
DVDs made on a Mac.
Cheers,
Pat
pat wrote:
> >Hello, Wamuggers,
> > Ken Chan asked this question on 2 Jan, but no answers forthcame. This
> >is my question
I'm pretty sure that the data DVD's that I've burnt with Toast are
readable by PC I can double check tonight to confirm this though.
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Hello, Wamuggers,
Ken Chan asked this question on 2 Jan, but no answers forthcame. This
is my question also, on behalf of a scientist with a PC chock full of
data. Would take 30 or 40 CDs to do the job, so he wants to do it on
DVD. He has a DVD reader, but not a burner. Someone else with a
Hello, Wamuggers,
Ken Chan asked this question on 2 Jan, but no answers forthcame. This
is my question also, on behalf of a scientist with a PC chock full of
data. Would take 30 or 40 CDs to do the job, so he wants to do it on
DVD. He has a DVD reader, but not a burner. Someone else with a
Hello, Wamuggers,
Ken Chan asked this question on 2 Jan, but no answers forthcame. This
is my question also, on behalf of a scientist with a PC chock full of
data. Would take 30 or 40 CDs to do the job, so he wants to do it on
DVD. He has a DVD reader, but not a burner. Someone else with a Mac
made
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