Apple LC520 Especificações descarregar pdf (Página 43)

Ejecting a disc

To eject a disc while the Macintosh is turned on, select the disc

icon on the desktop and choose Put Away from the File menu, or

eject the disc by dragging its icon to the Trash.

You can also eject a disc by clicking the Eject button of the

AppleCD Audio Player. See “Using the AppleCD Audio Player,”

later in this book.

S Important: You cannot eject a disc if File Sharing is on and

you started up the computer with the disc in the CD-ROM

drive. You must turn File Sharing off to eject the disc. (See

your Macintosh User’s Guide for information about turning

off File Sharing.) When File Sharing is on, you can eject a disc

inserted in the drive after the computer is started up.

v By the way: The AppleCD 300i drive’s motor shuts off

automatically when the caddy is ejected or when the disc has

not been accessed for a few minutes. The drive motor turns

on automatically again when you work with the drive or insert

a disc. v

Playing audio compact discs and audio

tracks on CD-ROM discs

You can play audio compact discs or audio tracks on CD-ROM

discs on the AppleCD 300i drive using the AppleCD Audio Player

application program and your computer’s built-in speaker. You

can attach headphones or speakers to the computer for stereo

sound. See “Your Computer at a Glance,” earlier in this book, and

the Macintosh User’s Guide that came with your computer for

information about connecting sound devices to your computer.

You use the AppleCD Audio Player to start, stop, and otherwise

control sound tracks. Before you use the player, make sure that

the compact disc you are using contains audio information. The

player only plays audio compact discs and audio tracks on

CD-ROM discs.

The AppleCD Audio Player program is in the Apple Menu Items

folder in your System Folder. To open the player, choose AppleCD

Audio Player from the Apple (K) menu. If the player name

doesn’t appear on your menu, you must install the player. (See

“Setting Up Your CD-ROM Software” for installation instructions.)

If you have more than one AppleCD drive, the AppleCD Audio

Player works only with the drive that has the lowest SCSI ID

number. For more information about SCSI ID numbers, see

“Troubleshooting for the CD-ROM Drive” at the end of this book.

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