Why Toast?

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ChrisH3677

macrumors 6502a

Original poster

• Dec 9, 2003

• #1

Is Toast worth the money?

What features do you think are a must have?

thanks

 

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NP3

macrumors regular

• Dec 9, 2003

• #2

yes its definetely worth the money. I use it for:

1. Burning data images multiple times
2. copying home made dvds
3. copy a cd/dvd without copying it to the harddrive
4. Easily creating disk images

mainly #1 & #4, it saves a lot of time.

 

krimson

macrumors 65816

• Dec 9, 2003

• #3

definately.. i've supported them for years, ever since my first 2x CD-R 😀

 

virividox

macrumors 601

• Dec 9, 2003

• #4

Toast rocks!!! i cant imagine burning discs any otherway; if your into music, get toast with jam makes mixing cds easier and more options than itunes. well worth the price

 

AmigoMac

macrumors 68020

• Dec 9, 2003

• #5

why toast?

Because, it's easier to grease... with JAM is better... 😉

 

bousozoku

Moderator emeritus

• Dec 9, 2003

• #6

If you need to create CD-ROMs that work in PCs, Toast is the main option.

It's always quick and easy too.

 

3rdpath

macrumors 68000

• Dec 9, 2003

• #7

toast rocks...and i've never made a coaster since upgrading to platinum.

also there is a cd label making program included that is brilliant.

good stuff indeed.

 

robotrenegade

macrumors 6502a

• Dec 9, 2003

• #8

I think back up is better. Plus you get more out of .mac then toast.

 

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Giaguara

macrumors 6502a

• Dec 9, 2003

• #9

... because you used macs since you was a kid, and toast always was there? 🙄

i serioulsy like firestarter. i want to have 700 mb of space in cds that are 700 mb. (and even overburn them).

 

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NP3

macrumors regular

• Dec 10, 2003

• #10

Originally posted by Giaguara
... because you used macs since you was a kid, and toast always was there? 🙄

i serioulsy like firestarter. i want to have 700 mb of space in cds that are 700 mb. (and even overburn them).

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Umm...i "overburn" to 704MB all the time with toast