Hey guys,

You will find Toast 5 to be a carbon application.  The same copy will 
run in both environments.  In your case Allan, you will probably find 
that you can launch two copies and burn to two different drives at the 
same time provided both copies are running in OS X.  I haven't tried it 
because I only have one burner.

You will also be somewhat amazed the first time you see multi-threading 
occur under OS X.  I'm pretty sure that Toast doesn't support 
multi-threading but Disk Copy does.  Disk Copy can actually create 
multiple disk images simultaneously.  It's a cool thing to watch, as if 
you were doing multiple file copies at one time.

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Ward Oldham, MacDude
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On Wednesday, January 1, 2003, at 07:28  AM, Allan Atherton wrote:

> Harry Jacobson-Beyer <harryjb at bellsouth.net> wrote:
>> I was using Toast Lite, a classic application and it wasn't seeing the
>> drive. I downloaded the current version of Toast Lite, installed it 
>> while
>> the computer was booted in OS 9. Restarted in 10 and now Toast lite, 
>> running
>> in classic mode now sees the cd rom drive.
>
> I have sort of the same unusual behavior with full Toast. I have Toast 
> 5.1
> on the OS9 partition, and Toast 5.2 on the OSX partition. When I am 
> running
> in OSX, I can be using Toast 5.2 and then click on Toast 5.1 to 
> instantly
> open another window and have both of them running.
>
> So I am running Toast 5.1, supposedly an OS9 application, in OSX 
> without
> Classic.
> For you, it would be like being able to run Toast Lite in OSX without
> Classic.
>
> Since I have two CD drives, I wish that Toast could run in multiple 
> windows,
> like every other application, but it does not have a "New" in its File 
> menu.
> In order to burn two CDs at the same time, I have to use the two 
> Toasts, 5.1
> and 5.2, each running in their own window.
>
> Allan Atherton
>
>
>
>
>
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