On 6/3/05, Dennis B. Swaney <romad at nvwisp.com> wrote: > At 7:29 AM -0500 6/3/05, Kevin Avery wrote: > > > > > > >Also consider that newer programs are larger in size. So there is a > >strong possibility that a mac/win hybrid disk is not possible simply > >because there isn't enough room on one CD for them. > > That is why there are DVDs. On a DVD, you could, conceivably, put > Mac, Win, Unix, Linix, et. al. Hey, if someone could write a driver, > you might even put on GS/OS, ProDOS, and even DOS 3.3 versions! > -- > Sincerely, > Dennis B. Swaney > Agreed, but the only software I have ever bought on a DVD was Tiger. (so far) I am sure in the near future more software will come on DVD. At the current time most of it comes on CD. I think that there are more computers out there with CD drives than DVD drives. Just as an example, 3 out of the 4 computers that we use at home do not have DVD drives in them. But this is just a personal observation on my part, just like my last message was. take care, Kevin Avery