Toast

Am I right in assuming the HD is toast ? ...

I have Toast 6 Titanium. I looked on it and found the ISO 9something option in Advanced, but do I drag in the folder only or the files? ...

Hi everyone! I'm new here and this is my first question. And i'm sure there will be more. I recently about a used PowerPC G4. I created a second account and want to know how can I copy a program(s) to another account if I don't have the discs? The only discs that came with the machine was the Leopard disc so the other programs were installed already such as Office and...

Have you investigated Toast 5.1? ...

Clicking on iPHOTO library, right clicking there is: OPEN GET INFO Open Enclosing Folder Move to trash Copy "i Photo Library" Color Label Lots of pretty colored dots Toast It Automator

Type image with Toast Titanium 9. ...

Pioneer are very mac reliable, but they dont really do many external options, plextor i would probably class as 1 of the most reliable drives out there, they do esata, firewire or usb 2 versions essentially most drives that register on the desktop when plugged in would work with itunes, for compatibility i wouldnt say aac format is the best format to rip in as it can only...

Nice! The wife and kids made me breakfast yesterday (homemade French toast), then after that we went to visit some friends of the family and ate some more there, followed by heading to my in-laws for some Wii gaming and more eating. Needless to say, my stomach is paying me back today. :p But all in all, it was a wonderful Father's Day weekend. :)

Hi all, Recently spotted a weird thing happening when I download images from my Nikon D200. I use Image Capture, but not sure if that's the problem. Maybe it's not a problem - hopefully you guys can help. Basically, when burning a DVD of images for a friend, I noticed that if I dragged over the folder that contained the downloaded images, the disc size in Toast matched...

Two things: 1. iTunes music files are already compressed ie. .mp3. You could put the 2-CD quantity on to one CD using .mp3 format, but only if you burnt them as data, using Toast. 2. If you then wanted to be able to play the newly-burnt CD on an audio system, it wouldn't work - unless it was a dedicated .mp3 player hooked through your audio system. You couldn't fit two...