Burning Toast Mac

based Macs. They run both a new version of Mac OS X that's Intel compatible, as well as windows... So... don't dump your PC just yet, if you're just going to stick with the G3 for now. ...

Linux. Man, what a difference. I used to hate all the freaking Mac jokers that were overconfident about how their stupid computer ran, well, guess what.........It runs that good. ...

I am mostly comfortable with Windows XP, and I now have a G3 Mac with OS X on it, and I need some help like woah... ...

Terminal' will print out, line by line, the process of burning the '.iso' file. ...

Alternatively, you can do the entire conversion and burning process in one easy step with Toast, as long as the Xvid file is compatible with QuickTime. Be sure you have the Divx codec from divx.com installed. ...

Well then that's nifty. I never tried it before. Good to know, however. Can you also burn the image easily, without any help from Toast or other burning software? ...

ly cause data loss. You may lose important files. Be sure to have a backup plan. Consider buying a backup program such as Dantz' Retrospect for Mac. Roxio's disc burning software called Toast can now back up files by spanning stuff across CDs or DVDs. ...

You should look in to Toast 7. I use it. It has ISO9660 format operation option but it also has a simple PC compatibilit checkbox as well. ...

r's i'm using are Windata, 4.7GB. My brother bought them because he wanted to use my mac for burning his dvds because his PC doesn't have a dvd burner. They are okay, I guess. I've burned a few dvds. ...

rw drive will work with something like Toast then, even without any drivers? ...