.toast?

[xJulianx]

Just wondering, as a newly Windows to Mac converter what a .toast file is?

Is it basically a CD image?

Thanks.

 

[Eidorian]

It should work just fine if you change it to a .iso. Yes, it's a disk image.

 

[xJulianx]

How would I change it to a .iso? Also, will I need any software to mount the image, I used to use Daemon Tools on Windows but have heard Tiger has this kind of thing built in?

 

[MacsRgr8]

It is an image file usually of a CD or DVD made by Roxio Toast.
Mac OS X's built in DiskImageMounter can open .toast files easily. It should open automatically with it, by simply dubble-clicking on the file.

 

[xJulianx]

Okay sorted, many thanks for the help.🙂

 

[Eidorian]

How would I change it to a .iso? Also, will I need any software to mount the image, I used to use Daemon Tools on Windows but have heard Tiger has this kind of thing built in?

Yeah, I just changed the file extension to .iso for my purposes. Disk Utility and Finder shouldn't have any problems opening it or burning it.