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July 22nd, 2002
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 Toast isn't replacing StuffIt. But since most folks have CD burners nowadays, it is a very convenient way to transfer data. Open Toast, drag the toast image to the window, click and burn. As I mentioned, you might try DiskCopy, whichi s already installed on your Mac, or at least should be.  |
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