Dean,
If you're going to back up files one at a time, then get an external
FW or USB 2 hard drive. CD-R is only really useful if you're going
to back up 650-700 MB of data at once. CD-RW requires third-party
software to rewrite without wiping the disk first, and for the price
of, e.g., Toast, you can get a decent-sized external HD.
- Darcy
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On 05 Sep 2005, at 1:01 AM, Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
Ok, guys, I'm sorry, but I'm still confused (a congenital
condition, I assure you). Ok, so I'm working on a Fin File, and
after a hard day's work, I wish to back up said file. I insert a
black disc in my new iMac G5, give it a name, and move the file in
question to the disc. I burn it. The next time I try to copy a
file (any file) to same disc, the message instructs that a file can
not be moved to this disc, because the files can not be modified.
I have tried this both with CD-RW and CD R music. I know you have
told me this before, but, as usual, I do not remember the answer.
How do I back up files to a disc and make said disc function more
than once?
In advance, I thank you for once again sharing your wisdom.
Dean
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