--- At Wed, 29 Jan 2003 13:05:32 -0500, Debbi Young wrote: >on 1/29/03 12:42 PM, Nevin Steindam at thenevin at ameritech.net wrote: > >> Weird. The CD did not appear on the desktop? That's a more fundamental >> part of the process than the recognization (is that a word?) by the CD >> Player program. If you insert a CD and wait for a while without that >> program running, does anything happen? I'd expect that the computer would >> eventually either mount the disc on the desktop or give you an error about >> it. If neither happens, there's probably something messed up in the System. > >The way Apple CD Audio Player *used* to work (before 9.2.2), it was an >automatic thing. If you inserted an audio CD, the program would launch. >Inserting the CD now gives me an error message, just as it did when I first >tried a couple days ago. Can you post the exact error message you getting? By the way, this was automatic but it was controlled by a QuickTime preference for audio CDs (and stil is). ...Duane