CompuServe Thread

Back up and running today, and with many CDs in hand, I finally sat down to really use my MacWarehouse CD-ROM. Ran the Kodak Photo CD sampler….worked great; ran the encyclopedia…looked nice, Quick Time ran smoothly and the sound came out good; ran "From Alice to Ocean" (borrowed from work) and it looked good; played some demo games, ran some demo programs, goofed around with the Atlas <yawn> and clicked through some of the stuff on the Apple CD Titled Sampler…. everything seemed to go smoothly. I'll try some of the same stuff tomorow at work on our Apple 300 CD-ROM and let ya know if I see a major diference. Well, so far I'm happy (now watch the thing blow up in my face tomorow). I guess the only things I still need to try are a Multi Session Kodak Photo CD and I still need to try an audio CD. Thought I'd give ya an update. Let me know if there is anything else ya want to know about this thing or want me to try out with it. BTW: My Apple dealer called me to day to inform me that "they" were droping the price on the 300 CD-ROM again…said somthing like $425. I hope I don't end up regretting my purchase of the $299 "Power User" CD-ROM. Scott