Steve wrote:
> Short answer: Set up the computer how you normally use it.
> Then burn a
> bootable disc.
I'm interested in doing something like this, too. I don't have a
CD burner on my Mac, though. Can I do this using a CD burner on a
different computer (a Linux box, in this case)?
Jim Anderson
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