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> 
>> Do you know about the application I was specifically asking for, Jam? Does
>> it run on Classic?

On 04-04-27 22.59,  "Brian Pylant" <bappo@...> wrote:
 
> I do not know for certain (I run Jam natively in OS X), however I would
> guess that the editing portion *might* run in Classic, but the burning
> portion would not function. Which may or may not prevent the app from
> launching, again I'm not really sure - is there a reason you don't run Jam
> natively in OS X? Haven't upgraded, perhaps?
> 
> I despise Jam (clunky, unintuitive, cumbersome, feature-poor, etc.), but
> sadly as I mentioned in my post from yesterday there seems to be nothing
> available for OS X that works like CD Architect on Windows... a shame,
> really.


Thank you for the deep answer! No I have not upgraded Jam for many years. I
used to burn on my old powerbook with a scssi burner because my main studio
Mac was too slow (had Digi hardware for harddisc recording, though). Then I
started to burn from a PC and my powerbook finally died two years ago. Last
time I was using Jam it ran on OS 8.1. My PC mobo died one year ago and I
ordered a new one that arrived here Dead On Arrival. I mailed the company
for a new one but they just sent me my money back instead. Then the G5 was
announced and I bought into that right away.

Last week a friend sold me a MSI mobo for the pc and I thought I should kick
that old hardware into action again. Had XP installed and everything was
just fine - until the transformer died on the second boot.

BTW, does anyone know if you can set "saving preferences" in Panther? Every
time I save a document I have to choose the folder to save into. I wish the
machine could remember last saving location for every application.

Best wishes

Per Boysen
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