You got that right and so that is why I quit and decided to try and
learn more. The interface is very good, but the manual isn't exactly
great. Maybe this si why Toast is still the preferred software. Only
if there was a way to get the Toast folks to do a little more to beef
up their interface. I mean its not impossible to use, but some
changes would really help. Dragon Burn has the right idea, but the
main problem I see is trying to work with the layouts. They just
don't make much since. Seems they give you a template, but trying to
modify it to your liking is nearly impossible.
I made some successful dvds, but the problem s because the folders
and files weren't where they needed to be, the dvd player couldn't
load them.
Scott
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On Jul 29, 2006, at 7:00 PM, Travis Siegel wrote:
You're doing better than I did. I couldn't get dragon burn to do
much of anything useful. If you do get it to work, feel free to
post to let us know how it's done. I gave up, because dvd discs
aren't cheap enough to keep making coasters.
