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On insterting a blank cdr itunes boots but there is no sign of a cdr icon on the desktop!!! Audio cds work fine!
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Open the CDs & DVDs preference pane to select what should happen when a blank CD is inserted.
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It is set up to launch itunes on inserting a blank cd, but that still dose not explain why it fails to show in finder, or the desktop, or itunes.
I tried i PRAM reset to no avail. think its time for my 3rd SD in just over a year?
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If you have it set to launch iTunes, that's all it does. It expects you then to burn a playlist. If you were to quit iTunes without burning a playlist, you'd probably then get the standard message about mounting on the desktop or ignoring. If this is not the behavior you want, change it in the preferences.
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Originally Posted by ibook_steve 
If you have it set to launch iTunes, that's all it does. It expects you then to burn a playlist. If you were to quit iTunes without burning a playlist, you'd probably then get the standard message about mounting on the desktop or ignoring. If this is not the behavior you want, change it in the preferences.
Steve
Thanks, got it sorted!
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