Re: [WinMac] Burning dual-platform CD-ROMs
Liam Helmer(image53[at]axionet.com)
Thu, 20 Aug 98 16:26:44 -0700
There's a better way to do it actually, that will very reliably copy
EVERYTHING, even "Magic Numbers", autorun files, etc.
In Toast (Mac), go to the "Format" Menu. Choose "SCSI Copy". Then click
on "Data..." and pick your CD-ROM that the disk you want to copy is in.
Then, go to the file menu, and choose "Save as Disk Image...". Then save
the disk somewhere. Then you can make as many copies as you like, of that
image, and they'll all be the same...
>Hello,
>
>Have you tried shrinkwrapping an image of the cd in question and then
>burning the image? Also, in Toast 3.5.4 there is an option for mac - ISO
>hybrid format. I would assume this would be used, but I have not made a
>hybrid so Im not really sure on the procedure.
>
>Hal Horton
>----------
>
>Snip
>>What I would like to be able to do is copy, in their entirety, these
>>CD-ROMs, preserving both the Mac and PC information. Our CD burner (Yamaha
>>CRW 4260-tx) shipped with Adaptec Easy-CD for PCs and Toast for Mac; telling
>>either of these programs to copy the CD in question only copies the part for
>>that particular OS.
>>
>>Anyone know of software which will let me copy the WHOLE CD?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Ian
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