>I am working on my dept's website, and burned a data CD on a Dell at
>work. Software used was Adactec 4.0.
[snip]
Was that in written in Joliet format?
>Imagine my suprise when I opened the CD on my iMac DV 400 and my
>firewire Que CD burner and found generic icons with Upper case file
>names and the file names cut=off by a tilde symbol and 1.
>
>How can I my iMac to see the files as lowercase, without the tilde?
Sounds like the data format may have been Joliet ... there's an
extension that will help you read that CD better (if it was in Joliet
anyway)
<http://www.tempel.org/joliet/>
From the page :
What it is
Basically, this free System Extension enhances the way your Macintosh
computer can read CD-ROMs from other platforms, mainly Windows. Until
now, if you inserted a Windows CD-ROM in your Mac, file names
appeared to be crippled (in the so-called 8.3 format) or files may
have been inaccessible. This Joliet extension is designed to solve
these problems.
Especially, if you have CD-ROMs with the following contents you'll
likely benefit from this enhancement:
MP3 songs
Files in PDF format with cross-references or indexes
Java class and/or source files
Web content with hyperlinks, such as HTML files.
DirectCD CD-Rs created and closed under Windows
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