[muglo] Re: Burning CD's

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        Just complementing what Eric Dunbar explained bellow, here's an Apple 
Doc explaining on how to burn a CD multiple times:

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=160588

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On 09/07/2006, at 12:19, Eric Dunbar wrote:

> CD-RWs can be erased and re-used, but, otherwise they are no different
> from CD-Rs.
>
> Apparently Mac OS X has supported multi-session burning through the
> Disk Utility since 10.2 (I rarely use the in-built burning software so
> I didn't know this ;-).
>
> You can find the instructions for 10.2, 10.3 and 10.4 at:
> <http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=3D107240>
>
> The key is to have the "Allow additional burns" or "Leave disc
> appendable" option enabled in Disk Utility (wording varies between
> versions of Disk Utility).
>
> Note that Apple only supports multi-session burns by burning multiple
> volumes. A single CD will hold multiple "volumes", one for each
> session and one icon will appear on your Desktop for each volume.
> Files are NOT shared between sessions in this style of multi-session
> CD.
>
> This contrasts with ISO multi-session CDs which allow you to "import"
> files from previous session(s) and make the CD appear like a single
> volume (but, you can only do this with Toast).
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