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Use OS 9 to (possibly?) burn more data to CD-Rs
Here's my recommendation, assuming you have the available hard drive space (which you should anyway since Disc Burner creates a temp file).
Use OS 9 to (possibly?) burn more data to CD-Rs
what might be happening is that various hidden/system files are being included on the CD. these include the .DS_Store files that save, among other things, window positions and sizes. you're best off not burning these for security reasons anyway. you can still burn an HFS+ disc, but use Toast instead. when you drag in a folder to add to the CD, all the hidden files (ones that start with a period, such as .DS_Store) will show up. they're dimmed, but you can still select and remove them.
Use OS 9 to (possibly?) burn more data to CD-Rs
I have a 700mb CD and a folder that measures at 665mb using 'Get Info', but using Disk Copy it makes a 725mb image that won't burn because it is too big. The only odd thing about the folder is that I have set a .gif (about 140Kb) as the background image. So my question is why can't it burn 665 on to a 700 disc? |
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