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Using the CD-ROM Drive

This chapter provides information on the CD-ROM drive (also called a

CD-ROM player). Refer to Appendix A, “Health, Safety, and Maintenance

Tips,” for information on the proper handling of these discs.

Your internal CD-ROM (Compact Disc Read-Only Memory) drive for

Macintosh computers works with CD-ROM discs, standard audio compact

discs (CDs), and single-session or multisession Photo CDs. Your CD-ROM

drive provides access to large amounts of information. However, you cannot

save information on CD-ROM discs. ROM stands for read-only memory,

meaning that the drive cannot “write” information onto CD-ROM discs.

A wide selection of CD-ROM discs is available for entertainment, education,

and business. A typical disc can hold over 650 megabytes (MB) of

information—the equivalent of 270,000 pages of text, up to 8 hours

of speech or music (depending on the sound quality), hundreds of high-

resolution images, or any combination of text, sound, and graphics.

Read this chapter for information about

your computer’s built-in CD-ROM drive.

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