> But I have not been able to use it to boot-up using a system disk and > the C-key. > Consequently I have not been able to check over the start-up drive wi= > th > =91DiskWarrior=92, and thus > the reason to get the internal cd drive working again. > Now I=92ll have to look for Plan B. > Thanks again. > Jim
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