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Old September 6th, 2005, 08:56 PM
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making copies of CDs : Tiger

Is there a simple way to make duplicates of CDs (home made cds) using some feature of Tiger...or is there a free/share ware utility....or is the simplest way to save the CD contents to teh HD and then copying to a blank CD. ??

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tried disk utility ?
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Er... If it's a CD created in iTunes, use iTunes to create it again. If it's iMovie, use iMovie. iDVD? iDVD. If it's the Finder, use burnable folders. Other than that: Disk Utility lets you create a disk image of a CD.
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