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From: raven@thenest on 17 Jan 2006 19:28
several .nfo files i have run across lately, state that i should lock
the disc image before i try to burn it...
i dont understand how to do this, any help would be appreciated..
i am running osx 10.4 and toast titanium 7
thank you,

raven

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From: Gnarlodious on 17 Jan 2006 21:48
Entity raven(a)thenest spoke thus:

> several .nfo files i have run across lately, state that i should lock
> the disc image before i try to burn it...
> i dont understand how to do this,
Simple. Using Disk Utility, select "encryption" in the dropdown menu. You
will be forced to select a password for your new diskimage.

You should get used to Disk Utility for your burning, it's a more powerful
application.

-- Gnarlie

From: Tom Stiller on 17 Jan 2006 23:06
In article <1l2rs19pjnjie60qutug1qo65uu2gl0s0k(a)4ax.com>,
"raven(a)thenest" <raven(a)thenest> wrote:

> several .nfo files i have run across lately, state that i should lock
> the disc image before i try to burn it...
> i dont understand how to do this, any help would be appreciated..
> i am running osx 10.4 and toast titanium 7
> thank you,
>

Select the image in the Finder, Get Info (Cmd-I), and check the "Locked"
checkbox.

--
Tom Stiller

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