We use the relatively outdated Toast 3.5.7 to burn CDs. I can tell you this version can burn ISO or Mac/PC hybrid CDs with no problem. Karim Haywood Pyle wrote: > We are about to buy two LaCie CDRW drives for our Caliburs. We will use > this as an archive system but will, from time to time, revisit these files > and may want to move them to another platform. We have been told of > "hybrid" CDs which print both Mac and PC formatted, duplicate data on a CD > as well as ISO9660 formats which can be read on both Mac and PC platforms. > This brings a question to my mind regarding the FSCII file formats which all > our list mode files should be saved. I have always understood that the > reason for having the FCS file format was to facilitate cross platform > sharing of files. Often, higher versions of some software is needed to burn > hybrid or ISO9660 disks. Toast is an example. One needs Toast Pro to do > this. > > So, I guess my question is: what format does most people use when they burn > their CDs? > > Haywood Pyle > St.Jude Children's Research Hospital > Memphis, TN > _________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.
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