Thanks, perfect help.
The "burning" service in OS 9 is weird to me and I am having growing pains learning/remembering how. I have to create RAM disk on the desktop and then drop the file/folder to complete the burn. OH well at least it burns. And, I'm sure you guys all know that stuff.
I missed the step from OS 8 to 9 because i went directly to OS X when I purchased a new mac with OS X factory installed when i switched.
Nowtalk about going backwards i then did XPostfacto on my 8500 which was a fun learning trip but even with the RAM maxed in the 8500 it was slower then a turtle with OS Tiger. Would never do that again and would not recommend it except to learn how.
Now with my "new" iMac G3 ( 500 Mhz ) it's faster and zipier then my QS G4 at 9something Mhz.
The "burning" service in OS 9 is weird to me and I am having growing pains learning/remembering how. I have to create RAM disk on the desktop and then drop the file/folder to complete the burn. OH well at least it burns. And, I'm sure you guys all know that stuff.
I missed the step from OS 8 to 9 because i went directly to OS X when I purchased a new mac with OS X factory installed when i switched.
Nowtalk about going backwards i then did XPostfacto on my 8500 which was a fun learning trip but even with the RAM maxed in the 8500 it was slower then a turtle with OS Tiger. Would never do that again and would not recommend it except to learn how.
Now with my "new" iMac G3 ( 500 Mhz ) it's faster and zipier then my QS G4 at 9something Mhz.