[P1] Switcher...
Pat D. Stephens
patdart at cox-internet.com
Thu Jul 24 19:36:50 PDT 2003
Joe, Jack and Peter,
She burned a second CD for me using the 'standard' method that Roxio
said could be read by nearly all PC's and when I inserted it in my CD
drive, my computer whirred for a little time and nothing showed up. I
did a search from within Word for it and never did find it...we spent
about an hour on it and then gave up. I don't think she did close it,
tho'...could that be the problem? Her Gateway did see it and showed
the files on it.
I'm afraid I lost ground on this little show! Any thoughts about why
my iBook didn't see the disk?
I'm not too confident that she really knows much about burning, but I
sure don't know how to use her computer!
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks, guys,
Pat
On Thursday, July 24, 2003, at 03:09 PM, Joe Jones wrote:
> What format is the CD in?
>
> If she has burned this CD with some strange method on the PC then you
> won't be able to open it, but the standard CD format is pretty much
> that - standard.
>
> If she has made the CD without closing it so that she can add more
> sessions to it at a later date then you might have trouble (although
> Mac OS X can read multisession disks). Macs can also read PC CD-ROMs.
>
> See if she can burn a straight forward data CD for you.
>
> Joe
>
> On Thursday, Jul 24, 2003, at 19:49 Europe/London, Pat D. Stephens
> wrote:
>
>> I have a friend who is seriously thinking of switching. But, I tried
>> to open her backup CD to find and print a Word document for her and
>> it tells me that the iBook cannot read the CD. It gave me three
>> choices, ignore, cancel or initialize. I knew it was her only
>> backup, so I just ejected it. Is there a way for me to get my Word
>> to find and read her Word? If so, how?
>>
>> Pat
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