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Errata:<br />
Yes you can't...<br />
s/b<br />
Yes you can...<br />
RoseFire<br />

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Errata:
Yes you can't...
s/b
Yes you can...
RoseFire


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Ok, thanks for the links and the info....<br />

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Ok, thanks for the links and the info....


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I heard that Adaptec's Easy Cd Software makes a Table of contents (TOC) after you burn a CD, and that this TOC can take up 40mb's of CD space.<br />
My Question is:<br />
A) Is this true?<br />
B) How can i &quot;bypass&quot; this when using Easy cd creator?<br />
(More points will be added if i find a good solution for question b )
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I heard that Adaptec's Easy Cd Software makes a Table of contents (TOC) after you burn a CD, and that this TOC can take up 40mb's of CD space.
My Question is:
A) Is this true?
B) How can i "bypass" this when using Easy cd creator?
(More points will be added if i find a good solution for question b )

CD-R: Does Easy Cd Creator's TOC really take up 40 mb's?

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