OT: Mac conversion

sorry for the OTs. Is there a way to read a Mac formatted CD in my PC? Can
it be converted?

Thanks. Libbi

Google for macindos....

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"Libbi Bosworth" <libbi (AT) fonicdesign (DOT) com> wrote

sorry for the OTs. Is there a way to read a Mac formatted CD in my PC?
Can
it be converted?

Thanks. Libbi

Check here: http://www.macwindows.com/disks2.html


Libbi Bosworth wrote:

sorry for the OTs. Is there a way to read a Mac formatted CD in my
PC? Can it be converted?

Thanks. Libbi

Google for macindos....

Sounds like some sort of East asian martial arts practice. ;o)

Granted, sometimes to deal with Windows, a few karate chops are needed...

-Darrel

In this case, it's a pork chop! 8)

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"darrel" <notreal (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

Google for macindos....

Sounds like some sort of East asian martial arts practice. ;o)

Granted, sometimes to deal with Windows, a few karate chops are needed...

-Darrel

thanks very much

libbi

"Libbi Bosworth" <libbi (AT) fonicdesign (DOT) com> wrote

sorry for the OTs. Is there a way to read a Mac formatted CD in my PC?
Can
it be converted?

Thanks. Libbi

MacOS burned CDs usually contain these filesystems: HFS+, ISO-9660 with Rock
Ridge, and Joliet with Rock Ridge. I never had any problems using CDs/DVDs
burned on my Mac on a Windows machine. If the Mac user burned the CDs using
Toast that's another story.

I'm not a Mac user, but I've had a lot of problems with files Mac users have
burned on CDs. As I understood it, you can burn them in Mac or
"dual/universal" format, and if the person doesn't know the difference, they
burn them as Mac only and they're unreadable on a PC.

I'm sure there are better, and more technical, terms for it, but that's the
gist of it.

MD


Joaquim Lopes wrote:

MacOS burned CDs usually contain these filesystems: HFS+, ISO-9660
with Rock Ridge, and Joliet with Rock Ridge. I never had any problems
using CDs/DVDs burned on my Mac on a Windows machine. If the Mac user
burned the CDs using Toast that's another story.