Can I use a typical PC CD-R to burn .jpg images that are readable by a Mac?
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This is going to depend on the CD-R burning software that you have installed on your PC.  In some cases, you will need to check your configuration settings to ensure that the type of CD that you are going to burn is a PC/Mac hybrid mode.  (The online help for your software should document this feature if available.)\n\nAlso, you may need to choose a specific type of recording format, such as Joliet with long file name support.  Below is a link to free CD-R burning software, as well as a link for burning hybrid CD-Rs (although they use different software that you may not be using, some of the configuration settings should be similar in other burning software).\n\nAs far as .JPG images themselves, the file format is well defined and should be readable by applications which open them on either platform.
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Use Alcohol 120 (http://www.alcohol-soft.com/) or Daemon Tools (http://www.daemon-tools.cc/) to load the file which is a cd image and you can use it like a normal hard disk partition
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It depends on your OS (Operating System) and if/what you're cd burning program is.
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Any image will work and you can use Nero (recent versions) to burn your image.\nWhen you choose your image use something simple.  You will loose most of the details in anything complex.
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For running an ISO file without burning it, I would recommend Daemon Tools, which creates a virtual drive that images can be mounted on.\nhttp://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/download.php?mode=ViewCategory&catid=5
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stop kidding , PC and Mac don't have compatibility on most things
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get daemon tools\n\nhttp://www.daemon-tools.cc\n\nSupported filetypes\n\n    * b5t (Blindwrite 5)\n    * b6t (Blindwrite 6)\n    * bwt (Blindwrite, older versions)\n    * ccd (CloneCD)\n    * cdi (Discjuggler)\n    * cue/bin\n    * img (not on supported filetype list but may be used through "All files (*.*)")\n    * iso\n    * mds/mdf (Media Descriptor File) (Commonly used by Alcohol 120%)\n    * nrg (Nero Burning ROM)\n    * pdi (Instant CD/DVD)\n    * dmg (PowerISO)\n\nmount the cue file then play the movie, it will create virtual drives which can then play image files
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1) Put blank CD in drive\n2) select all the pictures you want to burn to CD (by holding down Ctrl and clicking on each one; alternatively select lots at once by clicking on the first, holding down shift and clicking on the last)\n3) Right click on the pictures you've just selected and select "Send to, CD-RW Drive" or similar.\n4) Go to start, my computer, and double click on your CD drive (usually "D")\n5) Select "write these files to CD" on the left hand menu and a wizard pops up. Accept all the defaults, click next, next, next etc. The CD will then burn.
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Most disc burning (like Nero) software can do this
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You can make a copy of Mac Program on a CD-rom using any Windows XP CD authoring tool, there is no need for a MAC computer for doing that
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this is not possible. Firstly, copy photos from ur cd to ur computer and upload ur photos from computer.
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You can do it through (Dell) MusicMatch CD burner.  avi's, mpeg's, etc.  But you have to "upgrade" to be able to burn a data disk.  It's about $20, and they just send you a code.  See if you can just get someone else's code.\n\nIf you don't have MusicMatch, see if your CD-burner program has that feature available.
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Sometimes someone could send you a .jpeg from a Mac and you wouldn't be able to open it on PC. Try this:\nSelect 'forward this message' \nthen select the attachments (right click) and save to desktop.\nIt should let you see them.\nHope it works!!
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you have a problem alright. There is no way to do what you want to do without going through the computer hard drive unless it is a simple disc at once copy, where you don't need to image the file first. You might consider an old PC to dedicate to burning. You might also want to try, if you haven't already, set your burning program to "disc-at-once". it might work.
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try making an image on the hdd with nero and then burn the image to a blank cd
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There are programs that let you do that to regular CD-Rs. One is from Roxio which is bundled in their burning suite. (however, i do think you have to use that program from the beginning, you cant just use it on any cd, i BELIEVE, not sure though). I cant remember what its called, sorry. Otherwise, use CD-RWs & throw that disk away and start over.\n\nSorry!
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It's most likely a Mac OS X disk image file. It can be read by using the dmg2iso utility and then burning it as a CD image (*not* just burning the ISO file to a CD)\n\nIt could also be an Oracle data dump.