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Disc in Mac
I've borrowed my sisters Mac computer whilst shes away, I put a CD in the slot in the monitor but theres no eject button, can't find anywhere on screen to eject it.....I presume I'm missing something really obvious to get my CD out?
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Or drag the cd icon to the recycle bin... Edit: When I got my first G5, it took me nearly half an hour to figure this out :dozey: |
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drag the cd icon from the desktop to the trash can and drop it there...
when you're over the trash can it will turn to an eject icon. on some macs holding F12 is eject too. |
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There should be an eject button on the keyboard, near the backspace key.
Failing that, reboot the computer whilst holding down the mouse button, and it should spit the disk out. |
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Well so much for fantastic Mac OS usability :rolleyes:
Why can't you just right-click on the icon and select "eject"? How is dragging the disk to the trash possibly a sensible way of doing it? |
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I'm with you on the irony regarding Mac usability though. :) |
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It's for this reason that Linux tends to disable the hardware eject button when a disk is mounted. |
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Cheers everyone disc out with trash can.
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If you plug a 2 button scrollwheel mouse in then you can use all the functionality, and yes, you can right click the cd icon and click eject :) But yes, where's the usability in 1 Mouse button!?
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To be honest, I don't think that the "Drag the CD to the trashcan" is any more or less logical than expecting people to right click and select eject.
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Troll rating 2/10 |
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I maintain that dragging the disk icon onto the trashcan is definitely not a logical way to unmount or eject a disk. It might be a logical way to wipe a CD-RW, though... And in any case, I can't be an anti-Mac troll. I'm a strong Linux advocate, and we're both fighting the same enemy... |
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