But we used to be able to make a mac partition, and have the PC files
there, and end up with a layout something like:
Mac only Shared PC Only
start *.dxr files start.exe
Mac QT Inst. *.cxt files PC QT Installer
Mac Xtras *.mov files PC Xtras
but if it's 'automatically' then thats the same as dumping everything in a
mac partition and sharing it ALL over to the PC side.
but someone says it's the Mac OS version...
The old 3.x version of Toast won't make a partition on that Mac at all, the
Toast 4 version doesn't even have make a partition as a choice, and that's
the only firewire machine in the house.
Somebody at my company needs to stop buying stuff just cause it looks neat
or looks like a bargain (like that Tektronix Phaser printer that was a
bargain til they realized that you had to pay another $1000+ to get the
high-resolution add-on).
So, apparently there's a different version of toast 4 that has the option
of making a partition in that OS.
roymeo
At 07:36 AM 2/10/01 +0400, you wrote:
>on 10/2/01 1:20 AM, roy crisman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >
> > You can't do this step in Toast 4....
>Toast 4 does a hybrid automatically
>it does it does
>
>
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