Need help with Disk Copy 6.3.3 !!!

Hi, Grandpa, and welcome to Apple Discussions. Not to put too fine a point on it, but if your service provider still can't handle discs created in OS X nearly seven years after its introduction and nearly six years after Apple ended all work on OS 9, I hope you have another provider in mind for when your present one goes belly-up. It won't be long.

It's way past time for the provider and you to sit down and figure out together how to meet your needs using OS X alone, on both parties' ends. Relying on any application that you have to run in Classic mode for any process that involves controlling hardware (e.g. a CD burner) is a mistake; the app doesn't have access to the hardware in Classic. New Macs made in the last year and a half can't even run Classic applications, and a steadily dwindling percentage of Mac users are familiar with any Mac OS version prior to OS X.

I suspect you will end up buying the latest version of Toast, which runs in OS X and offers every imaginable CD burning option, and using that to create your master discs. Whatever adjustments the service provider needs to make, if any, to handle the revised workflow, insist that they be made: it will be good for the provider as well as for you. If the provider won't go along, find another now instead of waiting for him to fold first.

hey, eww; Hi Granpa,

If you hadn't posted that addendum, I would have completely agreed with eww but since you did look, Dade Behring bills itself as the world's largest company solely dedicated to clinical diagnostics… with 2006 revenue of more than $1.7 billion, yes?

Personally, I think properly supporting any system, and particularly a medical one that might risk people's lives, means supporting it natively rather than with a lashed-up emulation which as you've seen, won't work the same way.

In your shoes I'd go somewhere like e-Bay - or any good dealer - and spend little more than pocket change on a used older Mac that will do the job properly.