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CDRW Drag and Drop Burning?
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Moosup, CT
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Does OS X support Drag and Drop burning on the fly? Or do I have to pick Toast or some other program. Thanks 
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They say the mind bends and twists in order to deal with the horrors of life...
...Sometimes the mind bends so much it snaps in two. :)
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Moderator Emeritus  Join Date: Nov 2000
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If you mean using a CD-RW like a floppy, adding or deleting files a little at a time, then no. But if you just mean dragging and dropping files to a disk in the finder and burning it, then yes.
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Packet writing still isn't supported by Macs. Direct CD used to be available for OS9 but was abandoned. Nothing has happened for over two years now.
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: McKinney, TX
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Originally posted by Icruise:
If you mean using a CD-RW like a floppy, adding or deleting files a little at a time, then no. But if you just mean dragging and dropping files to a disk in the finder and burning it, then yes.
However, drag-and-drop disc creation does not support multiple sessions. There is a less intuitive way to burn CD-R(W) that does support multiple sessions. You can create a read/write disc image with the included Disk Copy app and then burn the image as a single session.
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