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hijeff1

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I am very new to Macs, but would like to take an existing dvd and make a ISO with it to store on my computer. I am using Leopard and I have Toast 8, but I can't figure out how to do it?

Does anyone know how I can do it? Or is there another program that I need to but that makes ISO's? I really appreciate any help. Thank you.
 
I am very new to Macs, but would like to take an existing dvd and make a ISO with it to store on my computer. I am using Leopard and I have Toast 8, but I can't figure out how to do it?

Does anyone know how I can do it? Or is there another program that I need to but that makes ISO's? I really appreciate any help. Thank you.

Disk Utility in the utilities folder under Applications can do it.

As long as it's not copy protected, it shouldn't be a problem.


--- On edit, I could swear I'd done it, but now I can't figure out how. More to come...
 
Disk Utility in the utilities folder under Applications can do it.

As long as it's not copy protected, it shouldn't be a problem.


--- On edit, I could swear I'd done it, but now I can't figure out how. More to come...

Thank you so much, I just have one more quick question. I want it so It can be burned from a PC and a Mac. What volume format do I use? It also asks for Partition. What do I choose for that? and Image Format. What do I select for that?

Sorry for so many questions.
 
Thank you so much, I just have one more quick question. I want it so It can be burned from a PC and a Mac. What volume format do I use? It also asks for Partition. What do I choose for that? and Image Format. What do I select for that?

Sorry for so many questions.

I don't have Toast, so I can't give you any direction there. As with most things Mac, it's probably very easy, and I'm just not seeing it.

I'm sure a true expert will drop in shortly.
 
I could be wrong, as it's been years since i've done it, but i seem to remember if you creat a .CDR in disk utility and rename it .ISO it works just fine. I know it something like that anyway :eek:
 
I could be wrong, as it's been years since i've done it, but i seem to remember if you creat a .CDR in disk utility and rename it .ISO it works just fine. I know it something like that anyway :eek:

Yes, that worked perfectly. Thank you!!!
 
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