



Well, there’s a thing …
Remember me saying, a while back, that I was trying to transfer across a lot of .pdf’s over to the Performa, and couldn’t get the disc to be recognised?
Well …
I’ve managed — courtesy of next door neighbour, Lynn — managed to get hold of some blank CD’s to try transporting a few a few files over.
And, as an extra thought, Apple are now handing out the Mac OS 7.5.5 updates, that’s probably worth a go, as well.
Now, as you’ll now from the last time I posted, the Performa had trouble recognising the fairly recent CD I’d tried to record with the Mini’s on-board burning utility.
Why, I’m still not sure.
But one thing I’ve found that Burn can do is save a group of files as a good ol’ fashioned .iso 9660 file, which — when burnt with Disc Utility — The Performa read like a D-ream!
So I’m happily pleased about that!
And I’ll probably be transfering the rest over, as and when!!
And trying the updates, too …
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