I have (jpeg) photos on a RW CD that I want to view and perhaps move to a USB drive.
How do I do that? The mac book is early 2000 model, OS X version running 10.9.5 software.
I can't use it online, but it runs the installed programs.
Windows, Windows 10
Unless the CD is made in some odd, way, it should appear directly in Finder and you can browse it there to view the images and drag them over to the USB drive.
If its not showing up in Finder, make sure CDs and DVD are enabled in the Finder Preferences.
If it still won't show up, then you may need the App that originally created it to access it again.
Unless the CD is made in some odd, way, it should appear directly in Finder and you can browse it there to view the images and drag them over to the USB drive.
If its not showing up in Finder, make sure CDs and DVD are enabled in the Finder Preferences.
If it still won't show up, then you may need the App that originally created it to access it again.
I'm assuming you have a CD built into the computer.
Good luck!
Last resort assuming you can view the cd using your old computer or other....
The cd did finally "show up" on the side of the screen. I was able to view the old photos and copy them to a usb drive. The problem was it took a long time to "show up" and I didn't think the drive was reading the CD. I never really found it in Finder. But the icon showed on the desktop.
This did finally work. I knew the process, but the laptop was just so slow, I thought it wasn't working on this at all.
Thank you for your help!
Note: The first MacBook was a 2006 model. There are no early 2000 models.
Viewing images from a CD
