Copying CD's compatible for viewing on a MAC

[Guest]

How does one burn photo cd's so that a MAC user can view?

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

The file system on a cd is common to both pc's and mac's. It is the Compact
Disk File System.

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

How does one burn photo cd's so that a MAC user can view?

And how does one view photos on a Media Access Control address?! If you
meant a Mackintosh computer, then it's capital M with lowercase 'a and c'.
The distinction is important.

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

Get lost, Tick.

 

[Guest]

And how does one view photos on a Media Access Control address?! If
you meant a Mackintosh computer, then it's capital M with lowercase 'a
and c'. The distinction is important.

If it really is all that important, perhaps you should note that it is
Macintosh, not Mackintosh. The rest of us know what was meant.

 

[Ken Blake]

In

And how does one view photos on a Media Access Control
address?! If
you meant a Mackintosh computer, then it's capital M with
lowercase
'a and c'.

LOL! I just love it when someone complains about a meaningless
trivial mistake in the way a question was asked, and then makes a
bigger mistake in the complaint. A Mackintosh is a raincoat. A
Macintosh is a computer.

The distinction is important.

The distinction is important.

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

That pretty much gets to the core of the question.