As long as it's ISO 9660 then there shouldn't be a problem, and Nero
should have that capability.
If you're constantly exchanging files in this way, why not opt for a
USB memory stick? They average about £10 for a 1GB here in the UK.
Make sure it's FAT32 formatted to make it simple to read and write
from both ends.
If the file isn't that large then maybe having online storage like:
http://www.humyo.com/pages/en/online-storage-plans-and-pricing (free
for 30GB, check on password protecting the folders!) would be both
cheaper and quicker.
Cheers,
Luis.
On 23 Apr 2008, at 13:32, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Um!
Shouldn't and Can't are different modal verbs.
My experience of exchanging complex files (such as Mac
App packages) between Win and Mac is unhappy.
ZIP certainly works for simple files (e.g. rtf
documents).
Many years ago ( 2003 ! ) I had to do this sort of
transfer and, at the time, found that Stuffit worked.
So my suggestion should be taken as only a suggestion.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
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