[iBook] Mac for Dummies...

[Brian Pearce]

If you mount the disk image (just double click on it), which would be  
just the same as if a physical disk had been inserted in the drive,  
you should be able to import the songs into iTunes (and you can burn  
a CD from there).

If you want to make a CD from the disk image, use Disk Utility. Drag  
the image file into the pane on the left, and when it appears in the  
list, highlight it and click on the "Burn" icon. The program should  
walk you through the rest.

Good luck, and please don't hesitate to e-mail me off-list if you get  
stuck!

BRIAN/brpearce at optonline.net



On Jun 23, 2006, at 7:19 PM, Pat wrote:

> Brian, Brian, and others,
>
> Okay, guys, I've gotten so far but no further with my rescue of the  
> opera disk for my friend.  I soaked the disk, removed the paper  
> label, used WD40 to remove the label glue, used alcohol to clean it  
> and the disk itself, then put it into iTunes, but there are a  
> couple of noisy spots, so after burning a couple of disks from it,  
> I made a .dmg file of it and am now trying to burn a copy from them  
> and I've made two copies of the .dmg file (which I don't want) and  
> as disks are expensive, I need more help.  THE MISSING MANUAL is no  
> help for this dummy...I'm running OS 10.3.9.  How do I get it to  
> make a copy of the music, not the .dmg?  Then, my next step will be  
> to try the Brasso cleaning of the original, but I'd like to see if  
> the pops and other noises are on the .dmg first.
>
> Y'all are so helpful, but I'm stumped at this point, despite my  
> reading.
>
> TIA,
>
> Pat
>
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