Description:
The Yamaha CRW4260 CD Recorder allows you to burn and rewrite CDs.

How to burn a CD

1. Go to the Tlingit (the hard drive on the desktop), Applications, CD-R, Toast Folder, Adaptec Toast 3.5.4. This will bring you to the following window:
   
   
   Adaptec Toast Screen Shot
   
2. To select the type of data to be stored on the CD, go to Format (in the menu bar) and then one of the following:
   
   • "Mac Volume" and "Mac Files and Folders" - "Mac Volume" allows you to write volumes (e.g. the computer's hard drive) to a CD. "Mac Files and Folders" allows you to write particular files and folders to a CD. Click on Data... to bring up a window showing what volumes or files/folders are going onto the CD. The root of the tree of items is the name of the CD (which you can change by double-clicking on it).
   • "ISO 9660" - This option will let you store PC files/folders on a CD. To use the extended Windows 95 file/folder names (which you'll most likely wish to do), go to Data..., click on the Settings tab, and under "Naming", select Joliet (MS-DOS + Windows95). In the same place, you can click on More... to set the Volume Set ID (which is what appears as the CD's name).
   • "Mac/ISO Hybrid" - Allows you to write Mac volumes and PC files/folders.
   • "Audio CD" - You can drag audio files here to record them as audio on the CD (playable from CD player).
3. If you haven't already done so, put the blank CD into the CD caddy and insert it into the CRW drive.
4. Click on the Write CD... button.