Re: Fred likes toast....

[Thomas Keller]

Fred,

I've got a copy of toast 4.1.2. that came with a cdrw I bought about 5 
years ago.
If you want it (free) contact me off list.

-T-

IOn Wednesday, July 30, 2003, at 06:02  PM, PCI PowerMacs wrote:

I just spent over a day looking all over for an earlier version of
Toast (e.g. Toast 5.0, 4x) which would work on my OS 8.6. No go on
google searches, eBay. Even the Roxio site offers only the current
versions. I'm finally joining the 20th century myself by upgrading to
OS 9.1 on my 7300/G3/400.
Fred

and.. just my .02

A Safe & Friendly (sounds like a propolactic brand!) 4012
SpeedWriter.
I agree, what a cheese ball name to call your product ( or stamp on the 
front of the tray). However, Safe and Friendly is exactly what it is - 
I've had a Scsi  S&F 8x cdrw for about 5 years (the drive mentioned 
above) and although a bit slow by today's standards, It's been the most 
damn dependable drive I ever bought. I've used it externally with a 
7100, 5260, 6400, 8600, and a BeigeG3. It currently resides internally 
in my 8600. It has always been bootable and works native with every 
burner app I've ever tried....except one...apples disk burner! Even 
works with toast under 10.2.6 and it's bootable in X also. I heard 
there's a hack or technic to make the scsi cdrw's  be  recognized by 
burner - something to do with extracting (from toast?) and then 
installing the support files (in burner?) - but I never got around to 
trying it.

-T-

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