Summary: Try tossing out the Disk Copy prefs in your prefs folder. Also, see if it will launch OK if you just double-click the app, in which case you might be...
Summary: noticed a lot of messages about opening .dmg files in os 9. people have told me that you can do it if you are running Disk Copy 6.4 or later, which...
Summary: Does anybody know how I can burn/open dmg files in mac os 9???? I know it is a mac os x image, but since ive got os 9, and I need to open this file, ...
Summary: I would like to know how does one burn a .dmg file? I would like to burn the contents of the .dmg and not the .dmg itself so that it works properly ...
Summary: I'm trying to burn a bootable CD from a dmg file with disk copy in OS 9.1 and I'm not having any luck getting the finished CD to work in my system....
Summary: .dmg files are only recognised, AFAIK, by the version of Disk Copy that ships with Mac OS X. As such, it might be rather difficult to burn them using ...
Summary: I have an Imac and a PC that has a CD-Burner. Is there a way that I can burn this file on a CD like burning a backup image? If not how can i open the...
Summary: I am trying ot open dmg files on 9.2 i have tried getting the latest version of disk copy and tried using the command m option as well with no luck...
Summary: Yes,disk copy... Open the app and drag the .dmg file onto the box,from there it'll mount it on your desktop at which point you double click the moun...
Summary: From what I understand, .dmg files cannot be mounted using disk copy on OS 9. I would like to be able to burn directly from .dmg to disk, but I would...
Summary: hi, i have an iso image with an .dmg file extension. iwant to burn it to cdr to give to my mate who has a e-mac. he says the discs have to b formatte...
Summary: .dmg files are Disk Image files, and open with the Disk Copy or Disk Utility application. Look in the Utilities folder (Inside the Applications fold...
Summary: I have a .dmg file which contains an operating system. Trying to open it in Disk Copy 6.4 tells me that it is an unrecognised file type. How do I use ...
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