Two of my three jaz, refurbs already, broke down and will not be replaced by 
Iomega. I'm leaving from Fla for Munich this Thursday where I have my third 
jaz. Probably sensing his brothers are in jaz-heaven the third one will give 
up too. I'll be switching to CD-R in Munich now as well, but don't have a 
CD-R on my 2400 in FL, only in my office. Obviously I don't have much time to 
get my butt into gear before I leave, and I wonder:

- any specific drive recommendations?
- any specific CDR driver I need?
- anything in particular I have to watch out for such as a special extension 
combo? 
- in the office I use Direct-CD which I prefer over Toast4 - right or wrong?

The 2400 runs on 8.6 with 80megs, oem motherboard.

Many thanks for comments and tips,

-tobias.


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